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Thanks very much! Thanks again. Exposure was very easy to adjust in PP, as long as I didn't blow the lights - which I took care not to. Glad you like that particular one especially. :) ... and ...

Thanks, Mike - glad you like 'em! Phil

Gorgeous, colorful & very well captured! Impressive - #3 is my favorite. Thanks for sharing! Also liked all in the gallery you linked. Impressive again - #2 (the first "mirror" one) and #16 (the ...

Good luck with that! Very nice capture - I really can "feel" the snow! Thanks for sharing. Phil

Thanks, Rod - sure was nice to visit it. A jug of hot mulled wine also helped appreciate everything around. :-) Phil

Very glad to - and thanks very much for your kind words! Was a lot of fun shooting those. :-) Phil

Thanks very much! They stood there perfectly ... :-) I bet it was - got some pics of it to share? Phil

Interesting it was! Better that way - or still scary? :-) Thanks for looking and for your comment! Phil

Thanks, Dan! Took some PP work, but the K-1 delivered perfectly on the RAW material. ;-) Phil

Thanks very much, Miles! It definitely is, especially because it's ISO invariant - so you can expose generously low for the lights and correct everything necessary later in PP. Phil

In a town Germany called Hueckelhoven there is a large former spoil heap that hosts a forest nowadays. In that forest an illumination festival is being held each year around Christmas time. I ...

Glad to! And thanks very much for looking and for your kind comment, Anton! Much appreciated. Phil

Vielen Dank - Thanks very much, Albert! Aber du weißt ja: Der Wald ist noch trocken, Feuerwerke sind mit Vorsicht zu genießen! ;-) (But you know - the woods are pretty dry here in Germany, you have ...

Thanks very much, Brian! The flare effect of the fisheye has to be used sparingly and carefully, I think, but once in a while it can be quite interesting. I'm glad you liked it! Phil

Glad you liked especially that one! I find it quite hard to get good use from these shaped apertures - that's a steep learning curve you have there. Just use a Composer Pro like I did: the Twist 60 ...

It is strange, isn't it? Thanks a lot for looking & for  your comment! Phil

Thanks, Jim. Much appreciated! Maybe its just a good example of what can happen when you are free to play with your equipment. And everybody can do this - save the pros who usually have bills to ...

Thanks very much Mike, for viewing & for your comment. Glad you like those! Phil

Awesome pano. Love the other climber in it, gives perspective and scale to the view. And what an experience that must have been! Looking forward to more. Phil

Fascinating & well captured insights in this country. #5 is my favorite - what a view! Thanks very much for sharing them all! Phil