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Southern Ocean from Granite Island
Focal length: 10.0mm (35mm equivalent: 15mm) Exposure time: 4.000 s Aperture: f/8.0 ISO equiv.: 200 And another with a bit of PP (might of overdone it perhaps) 
Focal length: 10.0mm (35mm equivalent: 15mm) Exposure time: 3.000 s Aperture: f/22.0 ISO equiv.: 200 Cheers
Mark  http://www.photographicaustralia.com
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Mark the first one is great. And yes you overdid the PP (green sky
 )Peter
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Just mucking around with it but I didn't notice the green 'till you pointed it out Peter
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Really like the framing of these, is it me or does the first look a little cool WB
Pano format works well, PP on the second might be a smidge strong
10mm, hubba hubba... Now that's WA... Aka Andrew
Mark, I really like the first one - it has a real brooding feel to it - it really coveys the size and lonliness of the open ocean.
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The first is tops. The little island in the distance adds something to an otherwise uninteresting view, although the colours are very good. You have done well with such a straight horizon too, especially with the 10mm
The second is a bit, errr, quite a lot overdone. Steve.
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