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During a short trip to the capital city of Denmark, Copenhagen, I had a ride on the Ferris Wheel near the central station.
This shot was taken out of one of the capsules and shows a part of the city from above.
For the sky and the crazy colours: This isn't a filter! It must be due to the concavity of the capsule that this happened.
PP: sharpened, rotated 0.5 degrees to the right to straighten the horizon, cropped, reduced noise, added some brightness (+5), adjusted contrasts (+5) to bring out that rainbow effect a bit better, added frames, resized.
Camera: Olympus E-410, UV-filter applied, polariser applied.
Whatever caused this effect - I like it!
Have fun whatever you do, wherever you are!
Thanks for having a look. Maybe you can tell me, how this effect occured? Was it the concavity, the polariser or both together?
Kindest regards, Britta |
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