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Submitted: June 7, 2009
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Model:NIKON D200
Aperture:F/8.0
Focal Length:12 mm
ISO Speed:400
Date Taken:Jun 6, 2009, 4:34:21 PM

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Glynwood Boathouseby ~jnati

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Glynwood Farms, Cold Spring New York.

HDR w/ B&W Overlay

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~Lightwavesx97 Nov 5, 2010

Beautiful scene, great composition, everything balances out so well. I think I've found my summer home haha

*Eltasia Dec 1, 2009

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~jnati Dec 7, 2009 Hobbyist Photographer

Thanks you so much for the wonderful feature!

~Zalmero Sep 3, 2009

gorgeous! this is stunning!
what kind of equipment did you use for this shot?
and im not really sure how you got a color foto from a b&w overlay. you mean blending mode in photoshop?

~jnati Sep 4, 2009 Hobbyist Photographer

Tamron 10-24mm on a Nikon D200.

I created a B&W layer from the color original. Used that as a 30% opacity overlay. The color version was a HDR.

~sevensideddice Aug 30, 2009

Wow! Beautiful HDR you got here.

Love how the blue came out.

~jnati Sep 4, 2009 Hobbyist Photographer

thank you... the B&W 30% opacity layer helps the color of the sky... along with the HDR.

~sevensideddice Sep 4, 2009

Ah! Wow.

That's new information.

Umn.. How does one do that??

~jnati Sep 4, 2009 Hobbyist Photographer

Well, I use photoshop and use NIK Silver Efex plugin for my B&W work. Create a duplicate layer, convert it to B&W, change layer properties to Overlay, and reduce opacity to around 20-30%.

~sevensideddice Sep 5, 2009

Nik Silver.. Umn.. What was that? xD

Awee.. I really want to have those bluish blue sky. Haha. Look at my HDR. It doesn't seem bluer than yours..

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