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I Love Her Far Horizons - Cockatoo Lookout, On The A Road To Hill End - The HDR Experience by Philip Johnson
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I Love Her Far Horizons - Cockatoo Lookout, On The A Road To Hill End - The HDR Experience by 


PANORAMIC IMAGE CLICK ON TO VIEW LARGER

Cockatoo Lookout is located on the Hill End Road near Hill End NSW Australia.

Technique: HDR 36 bracketted exposures, shot in brackets of 9, shot in 4 segments the first segment of 9 exposures was tonemapped in photomatix to create 1 x36mb file this process was then repeated another 3 times to create 4 × 36mb tiff files, these 4 tiff files were then merged in photoshop elements 9.0 to create one 1.1 gigabyte panoramic tiff file. The final file was sized and sharpemed in Photoshop Elements 9.0, saved as a tiff file and a jpeg for uploading to RB File dimensions of jpeg image 20000 X 5000 , 52mb.

Equipment: Nikon D300 Nikon 18-70mm, manfrotto tripod

See Also

Contemplation Point – Merlin’s Lookout, Hill End NSW Australia – The HDR Experience:

Merlin:

Merlin’s Viewpoint:

“Merlin’s Viewpoint”: http://www.redbubble.com/people/salieri1627/art...:

The Holterman Collection:

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cockatoo, lookout, panorama, landscape, panoramic, philip, johnson, hdr, australia, hill, end, central, west, nsw, new, south, wales, countryside

Philip Johnson is a Photographer located on the Northern Beaches of Sydney. Specialising in HDR photography his works have been shown in galleries,published in Tourism campaigns. His work will also be available as Jig Saws through Crown & Andrews

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  • WhiteDove Studio kj gordon
    WhiteDove Stud...over 1 year ago

    great point of view………

  • John Schneider
    John Schneiderover 1 year ago

    Super perspective, well done!

  • Phil Woodman
    Phil Woodmanover 1 year ago

    Nice one Phil, huge effort with camera and keyboard, but I would check the spirit level on your Manfrotto tripod.

  • actually i thought the horizon was crooked but on closer inspection that was the lay of the land as that range recedes into the distance and the angle the camera was shooting

    – Philip Johnson

  • Terry Everson
    Terry Eversonover 1 year ago

    Sounds like a lot of work Phillip, but a great Pano.