Autumn_Oak_-_Broadhall_Way_-_Stevenage.jpg
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English:
An oak tree and tall hedge show autumn colours. Broadhall Way in
Stevenage
is a dual carriageway road with cycle path alongside. A young lady is walking with four dogs.
The image was taken with a 50mm lens; f8; 1/200 s; ISO 100 and is composed of 24 landscape shots in four rows stitched together using Hugin and blended with Smartblend and Photoshop. |
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| Source | Own work |
| Author | Colin |
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