It's pretty hard to capture such a magical moment such as this, and I might not even be entirely happy with the result just yet. But, to give you an idea of what majesty Den Helder is capable of, I present to you:
..::Majesty::..
HDR Panorama, captured with the 550D in the Dunes of Den Helder. These windswept scenes are pretty difficult to photograph. The lighting is constantly changing and ghosting is a real issue in the foreground. For this shot I tried to get as much in focus as possible, resulting in three focus distances at f/20. Merged and tonemapped in photomatix, stitched in PTGui, and ironed out the creases in photoshop.
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That's a unique way of saying this is really artistic scenery, great!
[link] (just hit download - the preview isn't showing for me yet)
As a reference...
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Mentioning that the artist is SurrealExposure does not cover the copyright infringement you have done here.
As such, I must ask you kindly but firmly, that you take down the download link and the picture, whether I like your result or not.
I try to make an honest living doing the stuff I love to do and sincerely hope you respect that.
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Daniël Laan
Surreal Exposure
I didn't know that mtg was short for Magic the Gathering. Indeed, 'Majesty' could be used as a field, though the artist(s) of the playing cards always draw or otherwise paint the pictures on the cards.
It's a nice spin on a concept.
No hard feelings, but please read the copyright information and ask the (any) artist before you satisfy your curiosity.
Thanks again!