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Vancouver skyline, yacht & rowing club at dusk..

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Very nice. Good exposure and the water is just right. I am not much of a city guy, but it looks like a beautiful city.
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Gary, this is spectacular! Absolutely amazing.
Your photography skills is getting better every day my friend!

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fine piece of photography.

Well done & thanks for sharing.

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Davew
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That is spectacular. Just awesome (nt)
Gary Hebert said:
Any and all suggestions and comments are appreciated. This is a
pano of 3 landscapes stitched together with Panavue ImageAssembler
after running thru Helicon NoiseFilter and PhotoShop CS. C8080
settings are: F/5.6, ISO 50, 6 sec., 50mm, etc.,



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Gary Hebert said:
Any and all suggestions and comments are appreciated. This is a
pano of 3 landscapes stitched together with Panavue ImageAssembler
after running thru Helicon NoiseFilter and PhotoShop CS. C8080
settings are: F/5.6, ISO 50, 6 sec., 50mm, etc.,



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Gary Hebert
Pbase supporter
http://www.pbase.com/turnstyle
'To make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the
universe.' -Carl Sagan
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Truly a magnificent job is this pano, sharp and well exposed. I love the clarity..........but I guess I'm the only one here that has a problem with it, ever so slight. The portions of the shoreline (especially on the right) just takes away from the image. I cropped the shoreline out and the picture is much more appealing to me.

Hope I didn't offend.....the image is great but the shoreline just turns me off. For some reason when I see the beautiful cityscape l feel like I am in a bad part of town. Does that make any sense?
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Brian
 
most awesome stich! I always thought that would be a tough job with a reflection like that - easy to hide a stich in a busy skyline with lots of vertical lines, but the reflection would show everything where the vertical line crossed the smeared out image.

super job!!!!

Sean
Gary Hebert said:
Any and all suggestions and comments are appreciated. This is a
pano of 3 landscapes stitched together with Panavue ImageAssembler
after running thru Helicon NoiseFilter and PhotoShop CS. C8080
settings are: F/5.6, ISO 50, 6 sec., 50mm, etc.,



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Gary Hebert
Pbase supporter
http://www.pbase.com/turnstyle
'To make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the
universe.' -Carl Sagan
Click to expand...
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How can you possibly offend? Glad someone had a problem, was beginning to think it was perfect... LOL

Photography is about personal taste and I am glad you and I are not the same pea in the pod. Your input has allowed me to see it differently and I appreciate that.

Regards,

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