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Published: 2009-10-10 16:13:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 5768; Favourites: 314; Downloads: 169
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The Natural History Museum,one of my fav buildings in London,exterior to:Dedicated to my man Andrew a 1st class CitySharp Shooter of the highest order...and an impatient bugger
2 shot vertical Panorama via Canon 10-22mm
Canon 40D
London
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Thank you very much for your wonderful support always Olivia
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It is my pleasure sweetie!!
omg I wanted to tell you a funny story about Jack! I took him to a Pet Smart, which is a store here in the States your allowed to take your dogs into to shop. We were pushing him in acart and he fell asleep so I out a pumkip costume on him! lol. He woke up then!!
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I`m sure he`ll be modelling for many,many more years
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One can only hope!
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great work, the clouds are so vivid *___*
the percpective is amazing
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Grazie again m`lovely,pleased you enjoyed this one too
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I can see why is one of your favorite buildings mate, it's GOGEOUS! 
Btw, that Canon wide angle surely rocks man!
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If my cam goes,IT goes my man
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is it an HDR photo, cuz the colors looks amazing, so rich,
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I took and processed this a many months ago and if I recall it was a single raw file tonemapped,so yes similar result to multi-shot hdr
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thanks, are u using photoshop for tone mapping ?
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Photomatix and I`ve tried once with Dynamic HDR ,another useful program
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thanks for the information Jonny,,, I am using photomatix however I am not getting the right tone which I am looking for, I think I need to play with it more and more
thanks
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No problem man,I find it very hot and miss too,try that other prog if you can
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will do thanks for the info..I will try to use it and show you the out come, you can tell me whether I am doing good or not
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Thank you very much Suzana
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Much appreciated,thank you mate
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Thanks for enjoying my friend
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Many thanks Valdemar
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such amazing work
brilliant colours, angle.
my just followed the wall, curving along and then straight up to the brilliantly lighted building
so for me atleast it has good movement.
again, i must comment on the colours!! and focus!
just a brilliant photo on all counts
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Thank you for the class comments mate,appreciate it
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lol, class comment 
your bigly-lotsy-welcome
see how class was that
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Thank you very much Mugu
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Wow, amazing work...
I was just strolling down the list, and this one stuck out the most
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Pleased to hear that,thank you very much
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Your very much welcome
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Thank you very much John
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Hard to believe that your trees are already nekkid - ours are just starting to turn.
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Thank you LeAnne my dear 
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OH - duh
Ok - that makes sense!
I forget that you photographers have thousands of photos in a "vault" and go back through them from time to time.
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