Lonley speck
took this image about 3 yrs ago in a place called Soar cove in the south of England , its a composite of 3 images , but i think the fire is too much , any help would be appreciated
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The fire draws my focus from the horizon
yea think your right ., thanks William
since it is a composite anyway... I might just crop it from the right side over to between the fire and the water.
how do you mean composite its the same scene at different exposures , is that what you mean by composite
Victor... I'm kind of butting in... when I think of "composite" I think it means taking images from different locations and combining them. In your image's case... you seem to be layering them in... all layers of the same location at your different exposures. Did I get it right?
Might just be semantics. I'm learning a whole new language in photography.
that right its time blending not different location images
i just followed your description. I assumed that when you said composite that you meant pano.