Approaching Earls Seat (Vertorama)

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Ok, I hate to be predictable, but you seem to like them, lol

Heading towards Earls Seat, the highest point in the Campsie Fells, with an old boundary fence as a marker for the route.

A two frame vertorama

View on BLACK (sooooo predictable!)

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cracking shot Paul. would love to know how you get those sinister looking skies.

Predictabely good as usual

You might have to start your own line in tutorials

Another great image. Voted for this one too

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Another wonderful shot, Paul. I was wondering (as one does) how you get that look. I thought colour burn on a copied layer, then brush through the lighter areas from underneath. Are you willing to share your secrets?

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You have a very unique style I like it.
Bryan.

Nothing wrong with being predictable when the outcome is like the above picture. Another great shot. And loads of great work as well.
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[quote=paulcookphotography;42591]I hate to be predictable/QUOTE]
I could say the same when I say that I never tire looking at this type of image you create. Love it.

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Great us usual i have voted, but how do you get this look as if you have used studio lights? is it just masking and levels etc?

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For this one i shot various exposures for the fence, sky, foreground, background, etc to merge together to recreate the scene again and adjusted everything in masks and levels. I normally do use lights (car headlights, big spotlights, etc) but this location is really very remote, so i just had to do it all in processing.

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