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jonH

Sunset on Fuerteventura

The day that we hired a car ended with us going back to El Cotillo on the western side of the island to see what the sunset had to offer.

I have quite a few of these to go through so I'm going to post a couple at a time (unless a better idea presents itself)

I'll post them in time order. Shots taken with the mini tripod against my chest, so not quite handheld, but not quite stable enough for perfect alignment of the pics.. still.. not far off on most of them Smile



Next two:
 
the neepster

I love the first one in particular, but both are good.
hil26

lovely use of photomatix Jon - looking forward to seeing the others
jonH

Thanks guys, next two posted, first two thumbed Smile Showing plenty of lens flare from the Tokina 12-24mm unfortunately but there's not much I could have done to avoid it.. I changed the angles on every shot and got some without it (you'll see those later)
I'm drip feeding these on to flickr so they get a fair chance of being seen, if I just uploaded all the sunset shots at once most of them would have got ignored, and I can't wait until they're all up before I share them in here Smile
creators

Stunning shots Jon, very nicely done.
jonH

Thanks Keith Smile next two are up Smile
creators

Good thinking on putting up a couple at a time Jon, I often don't put pictures up because it bothers me to put up a big series of similar-ish shots.

These are stunning shots though and well worth pacing them. I must say the green flare is a bit bothersome, compared to those without.
jonH

isn't it just :/ i do generally like the tokina 12-24, but it's far from a perfect lens Sad
Once I've finally made my mind up over which ones to pay more attention to, I'll probably spend some time cloning it out
jonH

Next two are up Smile this pair is essentially the same shot, one at around 24mm (ish, probably) and one at around 12mm (ish, probably)
hil26

lovely series of shots - the lens flare issue, the jury is out from me, as i feel some shots do benefit from it.
jonH

time for my favourite two of the whole series  Very Happy glad to hear you're enjoying them dave Smile
peteski

hil26 wrote:
lovely series of shots - the lens flare issue, the jury is out from me, as i feel some shots do benefit from it.


have to agree here, not sure on the lens flare.

great shots though.
creators

Ah now, these two are magnificent, and the rays on the first one are just right.
jonH

and another 2.. nearly finished now Smile

the second one is a panorama - 2 separate 3-shot hdr images stitched using ptgui, same technique as all the other shots: mini tripod held against chest for a handheld tripod 'fusion'. You can clearly see a small amount of movement at the extreme bottom edge of the first pic, 12mm gives absolutely no margin for error when handholding, and I'm no statue  Laughing
derek

They are all great. Well done - quite envious actually!

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