Such a different look in RGB as opposed to SHO. Very well acquired, especially given the circumstances, and gently processed.
If you rotate the image a quarter turn clockwise, you see a dusty tepee, with three dark sticks covered in hides perhaps, and smoke coming out. Or perhaps it's a volcano. Not seen that before, so something new.
Nice one Mark. Lovely sharp stars, good composition. Nice to see another broadband rendition of this, don't see too many.
Could be my monitor but it looks like it has very slightly too much green to my eye, but colour is hard and "right" is pretty elusive.
Thanks Lee. Peter Ward told me about it, lower left corner right? I did apply one run of HLVG in PS. Maybe I should have gone harder. But I hate blue and orange pics. I always leave a bit in.
Such a different look in RGB as opposed to SHO. Very well acquired, especially given the circumstances, and gently processed.
If you rotate the image a quarter turn clockwise, you see a dusty tepee, with three dark sticks covered in hides perhaps, and smoke coming out. Or perhaps it's a volcano. Not seen that before, so something new.
Best,
MnT
Thanks Mike. Yeah I can see the tepee now.
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Originally Posted by Sunfish
Such a lot of natural colour and detail from so many different objects . Definitely a tepee. Perhaps an antlered stag.
