Drone Sunrise #0303: Three Different Styles
Here are three different versions of the same picture. Which do you prefer?



Here are three different versions of the same picture. Which do you prefer?
It’s so cool having a camera that you can position anywhere. It opens up a whole new world in photography for me.
Revisiting an old photo, this one from 2014. Shot on a Nikon J2, Nikkor 10-33 mm lens, f3.8 @ 1/15 @ ISO 1800. Further processed in Luminar 4 to replace the sky
This photo of this man smoking was taken in Barcelona, Spain, in July, 2008. Shot using a Nikon D200 with a Nikon 18-200 mm lens (1/60 @ f7.1), processed using Aurora HDR (using five images spanning +/- 2 EV), and straightened in Lightroom.
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This photo of this railroad bridge was taken in Sackville, NB in August, 2011. Shot using a Nikon D7000 with a Nikon 18-200 mm lens (1/125 @ f4.5) and processed using Aurora HDR (using a single RAW image) and Luminar 4.
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I debated rotating the image 90° CCW and photoshopping out the thread but it didn’t look natural with the way the caterpillar was curled.
If you look closely, the caterpillar is only touching the wall at the rear of its abdomen, or more technically, its anal prolegs. Other than that, it’s relying on the single thread to keep it from falling down.
Nature can be so cool!
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