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[andrewaxford]

hazymountain by Andrew Axford, on Flickr


Its me still trying to learn how to post a panorama shot!

[deetheturk]

Lovely capture Andrew, well done mate!

[Manfred M]

Nice lighting and mood in this shot, Andrew.

I just looked at this image and also had a peek at the panos on your Flickr site. Post the panos just like you posted this image. The viewer will have to click on the image to enlarge it and can then examine it is detail with the Lightbox functionality. This certainly works on this image.

[andrewaxford]

Nice lighting and mood in this shot, Andrew.

I just looked at this image and also had a peek at the panos on your Flickr site. Post the panos just like you posted this image. The viewer will have to click on the image to enlarge it and can then examine it is detail with the Lightbox functionality. This certainly works on this image.

Thanks Manfred I have been trying what you said and also thanks to Christina for her help. I think I have now cracked how to post them up. Cheers. Andrew

[Kaye Leggett]

That's a beautiful shot - I wouldn't tire of looking at that on my wall.

[Polar01]

Andrew very nice shot indeed, very well composted and processed for display. However, there is usually a however, here is mine check your workflow nothing worse than creating a beautiful image having it printed to find dust spots. This is the case with this image, two big ones in the sky, and possibly two more hidden in clouds (cloud did not look right). I know it is only posting to a forum on the web, but sometimes we do not always take as much care as we should, (I know I use to do so), but best to get into a routine of adding that to our workflow.

Cheers: Allan
PS going over to Flickr to check out your other images.

[Shadowman]

Very nice.

[rpcrowe]

Very lovely capture...

[bnnrcn]

I like the colors and the light in the image, beautiful scene

[andrewaxford]

Andrew very nice shot indeed, very well composted and processed for display. However, there is usually a however, here is mine check your workflow nothing worse than creating a beautiful image having it printed to find dust spots. This is the case with this image, two big ones in the sky, and possibly two more hidden in clouds (cloud did not look right). I know it is only posting to a forum on the web, but sometimes we do not always take as much care as we should, (I know I use to do so), but best to get into a routine of adding that to our workflow.



Cheers: Allan
PS going over to Flickr to check out your other images.

Thank you Allan you are absolutely right I had missed them here as I hadn't checked over this image and then I was trying to get ANY image to load. I have noticed it on a few images so I guess that means some dirt inside my camera? I will get them sorted!

[Manfred M]

. I have noticed it on a few images so I guess that means some dirt inside my camera?

More like dirt / contaminants on the sensor. Sometimes running a few sensor cleaning cycles is all it needs, sometimes a more heavy duty cleaning may be required.

[IzzieK]

I love this one, Andrew! Very nice place. Good shot!