Melbourne Panorama by briaan

Melbourne Panorama

Taken 26/08/2024. Three HDR7 images processed in Photomatix Pro 6.2 (64-bit) and then in LR Classic. These were merged into the panorama in LR Classic.

Thank you for your view, comments and favs for "Orchid". Much appreciated.

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So much to see, I like the details in vibrant colours… Fab photo
August 27th, 2024  
When I lived in Sydney for 6 months, Melbourne was one of the cities I never got to visit. One day..... nice skyline.
August 27th, 2024  
Cityscape and cloudscape all in one photo.
August 27th, 2024  
Such a beautiful city!
August 27th, 2024  
Skyline has certainly changed since I was there in 1990. Wonderful city.
August 27th, 2024  
A wonderful panorama view !
August 27th, 2024  
So lovely
August 27th, 2024  
Stunning capture of this gorgeous scene.
August 27th, 2024  
Beautiful!
August 27th, 2024  
Wonderful skyline and sky!
August 27th, 2024  
A super cityscape and sky. Fav 😊
August 27th, 2024  
Very impressive and dramatic capture! Love it!
August 27th, 2024  
Wonderful
August 27th, 2024  
Beautiful shot
August 27th, 2024  
Impressive capture! Those clouds are so dramatic!
August 27th, 2024  
Such a vast pano...
August 27th, 2024  
Cool.
August 28th, 2024  
Technically it's done brilliantly. But don't you think that too much detail obscures the clarity of the message?
August 28th, 2024  
@haskar I am interested in your comment. Please explain with an example.
August 29th, 2024  
It's a wonderful shot!
August 29th, 2024  
@briaan Hey Brian! These are of course my suggestions and my aesthetic. I started my adventure with photography in the analog era where there was no HDR and focus stacking and this is my way of seeing. Look at this shot and try to find an element that stands out and is able to hold our gaze for a longer moment. There is nothing like that here. Your goal was to obtain an image with high dynamic range. And you achieved it on the clouds, but all the buildings are uniform. If you tried to highlight one or two houses by brightening, you would introduce some action. And the eye has something to stop at.
August 29th, 2024  
@haskar I appreciate your feedback. I started in photography with film B/W at first, then graduated to colour. I remember the smell of the developer and fixer solutions. Going digital was a big change. Thank you for highlighting that an image needs something to hold our gaze. I agree. Sometimes I let technique override the art. Thank you.
August 30th, 2024  
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