Landscape HDR Sunset pano first attempt

HDR Sunset pano first attempt · **3 Likes**

This was my first attempt at using HDR RAW images generated by the K-70 in a pano stitch in PS. I obviously underexposed as I couldn't recover the details in the darker area.

**ranmar850** · 08-15-2018, 04:47 PM

Death adders are a small, very well camouflaged snake that you risk stepping on, highly venomous. King browns are actually aggressive and strike repeatedly. You need to wear sturdy boots,long pants, and preferably heavy canvas gaiters as well, as they can strike above the ankle. and that spinifex is actually very spiny and causes itching and irritation on bare skin. not great country to be walking around in,but very rewarding nonetheless.
There was a night i was out photographing lightning--picked a nice clear bit of gravel to stand on, kept shining the headlamp around for ground level intruders, then relised the howling dingoes were getting closer...

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08-15-2018, 04:47 PM	#16
ranmar850 Site Supporter Join Date: Jun 2012 Posts: 288 Original Poster	Death adders are a small, very well camouflaged snake that you risk stepping on, highly venomous. King browns are actually aggressive and strike repeatedly. You need to wear sturdy boots,long pants, and preferably heavy canvas gaiters as well, as they can strike above the ankle. and that spinifex is actually very spiny and causes itching and irritation on bare skin. not great country to be walking around in,but very rewarding nonetheless. There was a night i was out photographing lightning--picked a nice clear bit of gravel to stand on, kept shining the headlamp around for ground level intruders, then relised the howling dingoes were getting closer...