Long Mynd Sunset
You've messed up a bit of the masking along the hill-line and sky on the left side of No1, that needs another look .... otherwise the blending work looks good overall, with a convincing misty look on the far distant hills.
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Long Mynd Sunset v2 by Sam W2, on Flickr
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Don't you know that shots like that are impossible according to the moaners who insist that you need a K-1 and a Super Lens that isn't available in a Pentax mount
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Which aperture did you use on the 10-20 that gave the starburst on the sun in 1 and 6 ?
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