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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 Steve
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Love the curved lines of the wall leading the eye towards the entrance 
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Thank you very much my Brother John
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You're welcome brother Jonathan
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Awesome as always Jonathan.. any of this converted in photomatix? has some really colors and detail.. just curious
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If I recall (did this a while ago Ang) it was a single Raw file tonemapped in PM yes
Thank you m`lovely
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I am diggin that program for architecture. It just captures so much more then RAW files ever could. Do you also use Silver efex for your mono work?
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I`ve only used it once Ang,"The Shady Six" I dedicated to you [link]
It`s a good app
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I am loving it. using the trial right now, most likely will purchase. How about RAW converter programs? Which program do you use? Sorry so many technical questions today but my mind is thinking, thinking, always thinking 
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Raw always Lightroom 2 Ang,though Adobe Camera Raw for CS4 is very useful too and I wouldn`t trun it down if offered it
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just awesome .
Wide angle , great colors ! great
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Very nice! This image is a two-shot panoramic?
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It certainly is,shot landscape style:
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Thanks
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Hahha. Cheers dude.
Thank you very much for the dedication. I'm honoured, sir!
See, I was right...Heinz all the way!
About the shot: Awesome autumnal setting. Again the wide angle creates that sweeping effect leading up to the museum doors. Brilliant. What's more, is that we get to see the magnificent interior too. Excellent work as always mate and well worth the wait.
Ok, I'm going inside the museum now...
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Excellent,spread it around mate
Welcome Andrew,go mate and nail some beauties,the interior is awesome
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great colours and light - I love your shots of the museum!!
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Thank you very much Chris
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