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Unluckily - no fog
Luckily - light clouds (both are equally rare)

wow, awesome.
that would look good blown up. Looks like its from the future.

What pp did you do , if you don`t mind me asking.

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Thanks maxjj

It's a 3 shot blend, taken at -2, 0, +2 EV

PP:

Lightroom - Import RAW files, apply lens profile correction (14-24mm f2.
Lightroom - Export as TIFF files

Photomatix Pro - import TIFF files, blend using Exposure Fusion rather than full HDR. Tweaked until I got the look I wanted. Export single TIFF file

PS5 - open TIFF file, Nik Software Color Efex and Silver Efex layers

Done

Fusion photography. I like it.

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Canon 550D, Canon EFS 17-85 IS USM, Canon EF 75-300 IS USM, Canon EFS 10-22mm USM, Canon EF35mm F2.

Got some of the gear but really still no idea...

What a stunner!
It reminds me of those old 50's `Dan Dare` type films.

Excellent work Phil.

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Nikon D700 & D7100 bodies + Nikkor 300mm F2.8 VR11, 1.7TC, 50mm F1.4G, 16-35mm f/4G VR, 105 F2.8 VR macro, 70-300mm lenses. A couple of filters, Giotto tripod & ballhead. Lowepro Slingshot 302 AW

http://www.flickr.com/photos/oldcarlos/

Thanks robbon44 and oldCarlos

Another cracker Phil. The clouds finish it off. First impression is of a some future city from a movie.

I agree with maxjj, would look great on a wall.

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Pentax k-30 and k-x with DAL 18-55mm and DAL 55-300mm, Tamron 18-50mm and Camera Labs Straps.

Great shot Phil.

I've never heard of Fusion Photography, but I like the result. It looks so much more natural than the vast majority of HDRs I've seen. I tried HDR a few times and never liked the results, but I think I'll give this a try now.

Great shot, it's beautiful

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Hey Phil, awesome shot dude!