Sunrise in Chile
Shot taken while in Chile in 2014. I took bracketed sequence for foreground and background, later blended in Photoshop. CC is very welcome!
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6 Comments
Lovely image, Daniel
Thank you so much William!
Nice!!!
Thanks Diane!
Nice work Daniel. However I can see some hexagonal highlights in the pic. To my understanding this is because you are shooting into the sun and if you have a filter on your lens you will get those reflections. Take it off and you should be ok. I have found this to be so years ago with some similar images I have taken.Of course you could try shopping them out or you may like the effect. Keep up the good work.Because you blended the shot may be why you got more than one hexagon.On further thinking my analysis may be wrong.It may be you just needed the front of your lens shaded.
Hey Geoff, thanks for the CC and compliments! I believe the flares are because I am shooting straight into the sun, regardless of the filter? I could be wrong. I kept them in because it is a place with waves crashing in and such and it felt to me the hexagons kind of portrayed that.