Wings Upon Laputa
Wings Upon Laputa
Photography \ Nature | 12/14/05 @798 |
robertmekis |
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Rock castle Sloup[: pillar]
The castle was built probably at the end of the 13th century on a lonely inaccessible rock massive. The castle was almost impregnable because on one side it was protected by a row of ponds along the rock massive. However, the castle was conquered in the 15th century and left desolate. From the medieval structures remain only those parts carved into the rock. In 1680 the castle was inhabited by hermits who carried out some adaptations. The mysterious labyrinth of passages and rooms carved into the rock present the greatest attraction of this place.
Location: Castle Sloup near Ceska Lipa, Liberecky kraj, CZ
Date: JUNE 9-th 2005, 19:40
Light conditions: Cloudy
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Panorama: 4 vertical pieces
Camera:Canon EOS 300D (Digital Rebel, Digital Kiss)
Lens: Canon EF-S 18-55 / F3.5-5.6 (SET)
Flash: --
Flash mode: --
Shutter speed: 1/6 sec.
Aperture: 11
ISO: 100
Focal length: 18 mm
35mm equivalent: 29 mm
Tripod: Manfrotto 055 PRO B
Head: Manfrotto 329 RC 4
Filters:
Cokin Circular Polarizer (Gray) A164
Cokin Graduated Gray (neutral) A121
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12/14/05 @807
Great image, one question, you used a two filters the Grad gray was used on the sky and I assume you darkened the water in the forground to balance the top and bottom out? A polarizer on its own would not have done that.
A problem I have had using grads is if items in the picture stick up into the Grad area... as in the trees on top of the main subject, What I wanted to ask is why you use a grad at all instead of controlling the sky in photoshop?
Amazing detail, Well done and I love when you post work...
10+
12/14/05 @820
those clouds look almost like they were vectorized
great as usual
EDIT: yep, Studio Ghibli's stuff is really nice, usually
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i wanna be there!
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That was the reason why the grad filter was so necessary for exposure correction. Without usage of it the sky would be horribly overburned. With dark water underneath.
Yes, trees on the top of the rock are darker, but for me it isn't problem at all. Darker top and the bottom of the photo helped to focus interrest directly to the objects underneath the rock.
12/14/05 @952
and watch that unsharp mask, there's a slight glow around the top of the dominating rock
12/14/05 @992
I get what you are saying, I I see its a stiched multi shot.. so two exposures at different values for the foreground and the sky was not an option..
The darkness at the top tree line reminds me of vignetting. So the only thing that made the bottom area dark was the polariser? ?
I have a box of those filters.... in fact I think I have most of the Cokin A catalogue ! anyone fance a rainbow filter??? lol Good work.... hence 10+
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good work!
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Thanks Robert for sharing your artworks and your skills with us.
+10
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Very very good!
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Big fan of your work!
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