Everest and the Shrine

[mSummers]

Three shots, combined in photoshop:

 

[PolynesianMedic]

Great shot Michael! ; I love it!

 

[zackiedawg]

Neat idea for sure. ; I like it - maybe if you still have the original, a little judicious erasing of the light sky areas around the trees at the left to clean it up, but still very cool.

 

[mSummers]

Thanks guys!

Justin, I tried that, but it didn't turn out very good. ; I'll fiddle with it some more when I have some time.

 

[zackiedawg]

I know what you mean...I've tried those types of blends, and it's not fun trying to work with trees and sky!

 

[gary]

even without any further pp, this is still a good combo photo

 

[hulagirl]

I love it Michael. ; Gorgeous light!

 

[mSummers]

Thanks everyone!

 

[Miss Manday]

This is beautiful! Well done. Lovely lighting.

 

[mSummers]

Thanks Miss Manday!

 

[Ryan]

Not much PS required here! Nice composition.

 

[mSummers]

Thanks Ryan!

 

[prettypixie]

Gorgeous!

 

[mSummers]

Thanks PrettyPixie!

 

[Craig]

wow! that is gorgeous! its perfect!

 

[mSummers]

Thanks Craig!

 

[ArnyVee]

Wow, that's a beautiful shot.

Three separate shots combined? Wow, that's a great photoshop job there!

I'd be interested to see the three uncombined pics to compare.

 

[mSummers]

Thanks Arny!

Here are the three shots. ; This was the base image, which includes the overexposed shrine:

Next is the image used for the base of the shrine:

Since the top of the shrine was a little dark in the last one, I took another shot to get the top of the shrine a little brighter:

 

[Paul]

nice

 

[mSummers]

Thanks Paul!