Here's another shot from today.
This one is also suitable for 2x 1600x1200 displays (3200x1200 total res)
Many more like this in my gallery.
This one is also suitable for 2x 1600x1200 displays (3200x1200 total res)
Many more like this in my gallery.
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Use some camera filters on your camera. Over-the-top photoshopping looks so fake. The sky is NOT that colour.
Before I get flamed for once again being truthful and not ass-kissy (!): my suggestion is to use proper filters on your camera such as a polorizer...or a neutral density graduated filter.
I like the way it looks.... and believe it or not - some people consider it 'art'.
Cheers!
but it's still cool