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My favorite FlavourIs Arbutus. I took this picture recently and have fallen in love with it. There's something about a really nice arbutus tree. This one in particular, I keep going back to take it's picture. It's amazing how many different takes you can get of one object. The top picture suffers from mysterious banding, even after I darkened the sky, you can still see the bands running horizontal.
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Sorry Dave, I did see it and meant to comment, but then got distracted trying to find out what Arbutus was
![]() #1 is a beautiful image and should be hanging on your wall... Cheers, John
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The top most picture was 97 seconds F7.1 ISO 200 13mm I shined it with a flashlight as well from an angle, which gives the tree a little texture, as well as keeps the background dark from stray light. I find that Nikon doesn't give really warm tones really well, even with WB adjustments, so I added an 81 warm filter at about 20%. I don't want the tones too warm, but I find the Nikon colouring a little bit purply blue for my tasts somehow. Thanks for the comments guys.
A torch is a useful little object to have in your kit. Makes the tree look very interesting.
All great shots. Craig Craig
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Dooda number one is outstanding, love it, and the banding is very hard to see even after you pointed it out. Lovely image.
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Dave - I actually believe #2 is the outstanding shot but would clone out the leaves top right.
How long were the two people standing on the beach ![]() Chris
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That was me and another fellow, and we were down there for about 4 minutes before I came back up and clicked shut. It was kind of weird, the park was already closed, and there's generally no one there, it's a 2 kilometre or so walk to get here in Rainforest, so when I arrived I was surprised to see someone already there. I was a tad nervous, but approached him and he was quite likeable and we had a good chat. I was sort of pleased to see that we made it in the picture.
My problem with the second is the moonlight streaming into the top center. I actually tried to clone it out, but it's way too hard with the subtle tones of the sky, and all the branches in the way, so I didn't work on it too too hard. I'd like to go back and take it one more time, as well as test out some other ideas I had.
that first one is an absolute cracker!! nicely done.
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