Fire on the Mountain by Faemike55

Photography • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Jan 11, 2012

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Sunrise this morning - I was on my way to a coffee shop to pick up their donations for the food boxes and I had my camera with me I'm not good enough with my programs to clone out all the excess stuff so you get to see what I saw thanks for all the comments and faves Mike

Comments (58)

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Savage_dragon

11:53PM | Wed, 11 January 2012

Still looks fab! ")

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tetrasnake

11:55PM | Wed, 11 January 2012

Now I know where to take the one ring! Fab capture, Mike!

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netot

12:00AM | Thu, 12 January 2012

Awesome! The sky is incredible!

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DennisReed

12:05AM | Thu, 12 January 2012

Awesome Sunrise Mike!

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mgtcs

12:11AM | Thu, 12 January 2012

WOW...Very beautiful colors my friend, your capture perfectly!

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greyone

12:23AM | Thu, 12 January 2012

Great looking sky shot Mike.

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bazza

12:36AM | Thu, 12 January 2012

Fabulous fire in the sky Mike.. Well captured.

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SidheRoseGraphics

12:53AM | Thu, 12 January 2012

This is really beautiful, Mike! A stunning sunrise. If you have PhotoShop, the Clone Brush is what you would use here. What you do is select a 100% brush that is just a little bigger diameter than what you want to clone out - like the wire. Then pick the sky just above it - right above it. Then move the brush down to the wire and hold your mouse key down and drag the mouse along the wire slowly at the same angle as the wire. You may have to re-select your clone-source as you move along, but that happens with some things. Not so much with straight lines though. For some things like textured areas, you would want a less dense brush, like from 65-70% density. It depends on what it is.

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brycek

1:18AM | Thu, 12 January 2012

Terrific capture, Mike!!

whaleman

1:25AM | Thu, 12 January 2012

Nice colors here, and I'm going to try that cloning technique just described!

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machobubba

1:44AM | Thu, 12 January 2012

great looking capture...

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JuliSonne

1:50AM | Thu, 12 January 2012

A wonderful peaceful atmosphere. And to your work .... respectful ..... I think it's great if someone also actively helps others. And you feel yourself good if the people rejoice. You're a positive person and I am glad, you to know. Greets from Berlin Juli

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mikeerson

2:35AM | Thu, 12 January 2012

ORANGE AND BLUE - I FEEL IT GETTING STRONGER!!! YES... GOD IS A BRONCOS FAN - LOL

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jayfar

3:09AM | Thu, 12 January 2012

Beautiful sunrise despite the detritus.

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fallen21

3:39AM | Thu, 12 January 2012

Wonderful capture!

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BIPOLARTWO

4:31AM | Thu, 12 January 2012

Why clone out part's of life? Terrific pic as it is

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RodolfoCiminelli

5:11AM | Thu, 12 January 2012

Very impressive shot....!!!!

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vitachick

5:13AM | Thu, 12 January 2012

Fabulous sky. This is real life. Not too many areas debris free.

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Kindredsoul

5:18AM | Thu, 12 January 2012

great sunrise...not worth the time to clone out all that wire stuff...i have done cloning things out before and it was a time consumer...great image though.

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