Distilling Ethanol in Mackay.
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I like both Brad, but I think the first is so dramatic. Really like it. Would have never thought a smoke stack could look that cool.
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Cheers Todd. I rarely do HDR's, and never take them to this extreme when I do, but this time I was trying to give it that extreme dramatic look, like a dirty factory pumping more pollution into an already polluted atmosphere. ( The Sugar Mill / Distillery isn't a bad polluter ,they say whats coming out of the stacks is mostly steam, and the sky here is filled with rainclouds at the moment )
I had someone on another forum tell me that I took the first one too far, that's why I did the 2nd version which they approved of .
In this case, I still prefer the first version, because that is the look I was trying to achieve with this exercise.Cheers, Brad.
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Both good Ironwood. Oh that rhymes. Would also look good in B&W, but that's just me.I Shoot A Canon
Web: isacimages.com / My Gear / Flickr Photostream
My memory's not as sharp as it used to be.
Also, my memory's not as sharp as it used to be.
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Thanks Isac, your a poet and you didn't know it
B&W it is then.
I use Nik Silver Efex for my B&W conversions, never noticed this happening before, the first version is the neutral preset, which is OK, the 2nd one is using the Wet Rocks preset, it has put a white halo around everything, you can notice it most on the top of the RH smokestack. The halo effect was evident on all of the more extreme presets.
EDIT- OK viewing at these small file sizes its not so evident, but at full size its quite noticeable.
Cheers, Brad.
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Cheers Greg. They burn Bagasse, which is a byproduct from the sugarcane, it's the fibrous waste left after they extract the juice from the cane , they stockpile it during the cane crushing season and use it for the distillery as they need it.Cheers, Brad.
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