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Explore #157, December 19th, 2008

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I'm not 100% on this one. I feel there is something missing. Cleveland Point, QLD, Brisbane.

Thanks to mortenprom, for suggesting a name.

- ISO 100, f9, 1/60, 17mm
- Sigma 10-20mm Lens.
- Tripod.

Processing

- HDR, 3 exposures [2,0,+2EV] shot in RAW/ISO100 at f/9, using Sigma 10-20mm lens.

HDR

- Tone mapped using Photomatrix HDR, in detail mode.

Alana Cleaver, BuRn!nG_PaSsIoN, and 32 other people added this photo to their favorites.

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  1. Matthew Stewart | Photographer 55 months ago | reply

    Yeah I like the crop better too. Nice find on the beach there dude, it certainly is a great spot.

  2. Christolakis 55 months ago | reply

    Great tones, great reflection and great foreground. Yeah you're probably missing your boat
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  3. [ Kane ] 55 months ago | reply

    Thanks dude! I saw that there were clouds on this side, took the sunset shots, then ran here, saw the log and I was like... hmmmm, I like mud.

    I found a huge shell of some sort also ;)

    Ah, that's it, the boats, I knew something was missing, and would you guess this is taken some 100m to the right of the Cleveland Yacht club ;)

  4. mountains&beyond 55 months ago | reply


    This photo is a Spirit Of Photography
    Spirit Of Photography,Post 1 & Awards 5

  5. Richard.Fisher 55 months ago | reply

    The more I see this the more I like it (and I liked it a lot when I first saw it). Something a bit apocolyiptic (sp?) about it. The mushroom clouds in the distance. The twisted tentacle of the mutant beast just out of shot (think Tetsuo from 'Akira'). The looseness of the uncropped shot just adds to the feeling of everything bar the atomic monsters having been wiped from the Earth's surface. Very creepy. Very final.

  6. [ Kane ] 55 months ago | reply

    Thanks, I was thinking of that too, I loved the clouds ;)

  7. nanamiyap 55 months ago | reply

    looks metalic and awesome..

  8. Ryan Eng 55 months ago | reply

    oOoo, i just saw this one explore, congrats. Didn't even see it on my contacts photos. I think your composition is just fine. I like the wide angle.

  9. LeszekZadlo 55 months ago | reply

    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called 100+ Views Natural Landscapes *Post 1, Comment 1*, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

  10. Reedy Photography 55 months ago | reply

    Another explore, jesus.

  11. MarekP 55 months ago | reply

    100+Natural Landscapes

  12. 雄布朗Hsiung-brown 55 months ago | reply

    beautiful

  13. SuzanneDe 55 months ago | reply

    Wonderful light and composition elements, brilliant shot, but I wonder how it would have looked with the log positioned midway between the two glorious clouds and then the whole shot tightened in a little. It's the cloud directly above the log that bothers me, they compete with each other, and the cloud on the right is an afterthought, whereas offset would allow the eye to focus on each beautiful element for its own sake, yet tied together as a whole. Nothing actually missing, slight rearrangement. Sorry, just a thought... I love viewing your work!

  14. rinogas 54 months ago | reply

    bellissima

  15. Ivy & Old Lace Photography 54 months ago | reply

    I love this shot...it has a rather surreal quality about it...so beautiful in such cold way...it makes me shiver. It looks like a creature rising up through cracks in ice. Beautiful

  16. Jose_VL 54 months ago | reply

    Impresionante, esta y todas las que vi por el momento ;-)

    Saludos

  17. byron angeles 53 months ago | reply

    Very nice!!!

  18. elizabeth stephanie nathaly 52 months ago | reply

    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called photos fantasticas paisajes, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

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    BELLE FABULOUS BEAUTIFUL

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  20. Polis Poliviou 7 months ago | reply

    Brilliant Image !

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