moon and sand
Uploaded: June 06, 2007 01:50:50
this shot is displayed within the fourth environmental exhibition of the Documentary and Photography team in Kuwait from 5-8/6/2007
No photoshop :)
this technique is named Image Overlay from Nikon cameras
u can mix two RAW files together and produce a JPG
the best way to do it is u should have a series shots of the moon in all the direction ( left - right - middle ... ) they should be RAW files , then u can choose which is the best position u should select and remember to take the moon shot at night because the image overlay will cancel any black color and also from the camera u can select how clear the second image is
hope u like it and I don't know if Canon have the same option so I advice u to convert to Nikon :) it is just a joke
Exif: F Number: 16, Exposure Bias Value: -4/6, Exposure Time: 1/125, Flash: flash did not fire, ISO: 250, White Balance: auto white balance, Focal Length: 10mm, Camera Model: NIKON D2X
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