The eucalyptus trees in the park are some of the tallest in the city.
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2 comments:
Gorgeous! How do you shoot the sky that way? It's brilliant, really.
K., actually the sky looked very dull in the colour picture. It was the Mediachance B/Works software that did most of the job... It enhances the sky ("Heavy Sky Mode") in a nice way, but introduces a lot of noise at the same time, so it doesn't always work well.
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