Here is the shot from tonight. Amazing the difference a day makes at the same location.
North Avoca – difference a day makes
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Our latest product on display in our gallery is our new raw Tasmanian Oak frame.
Now available on all our images, preview in our main gallery with our framing feature.
They look absolutely stunning.
Pictured image is Bondi Paddle Boarder EB102.
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Different days different moods,just like us–humanbeings. To me ,this one looks a little bit sad .
i like the sky in this one, but the foreground and waves are better in the other one 🙂
I really like the style of iamge. And also the smudgy clouds.
love the sky in this shot
how do you do three exposure blending ?
I can do two ,but gets confused on doing the third one ?any ideas
You blend the third the same way as you blended the other two. Or if you having problems with that merge the first two and then blend in the third.