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    Smoky Sunrise

    Forest fire smoke makes a nice sunrise.

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    Re: Smoky Sunrise

    Hi Carol, I think you need to level the horizon. The image looks a bit tilted

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    Re: Smoky Sunrise

    Hmmm. Are you referring to the hill in the foreground? That hill does indeed slope down towards the left, as the image shows.

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    Re: Smoky Sunrise

    No Carol, the mountains at the back looks a bit tilted. I think a slight clokwise rotation would fix it

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    Re: Smoky Sunrise

    I really don't know how to do this in Elements. I have no reference point to work with. Sorry.

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    Re: Smoky Sunrise

    Another "smoky" image.

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    Re: Smoky Sunrise

    I think that's a very nice picture. Perhaps one's instinctive tolerance for tilting landscape depends on where they live and what they are used to. I couldn't tell for sure if it's tilted or not.

    Hope the fire doesn't get out of hand!

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    Re: Smoky Sunrise

    Thanks Nick! It's very difficult to gauge whether the landscape is tilted, when the cloud layer and hill themselves are tilted. The fire isn't close so no worry here, but it's always unnerving to see the smoke & know someone may be in the path of the fire.

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    Re: Smoky Sunrise

    I like the treatment to the foreground of the second image more so than the first. Nicely captured.

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    Re: Smoky Sunrise

    Thanks John! Nothing was done for the foreground, as the photos were taken several hours apart, the foreground is different. The first was just a little after daybreak, so metering on the clouds, the foreground was dark, as it appeared to the eye.

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