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Bar Harbor and the Porcupines: three views (2 with gull)<\/h4>\n

It was, as I mentioned a few days ago, a blue day on Cadillac Mountain when I visited late in the afternoon last Thursday. It had rained through noon and was just beginning to clear off. This is the view out over Bar Harbor, Frenchman\u2019s Bay, and the Porcupine Islands. You can see the bar extending back toward land from Bar Island (completely above water at low tide) that gives Bar Harbor its name. Taken from the lowest overlook on the Cadillac Mountain road.  The gulls work the scenic views as though they bought the concession. This one was quite bold and actually walked up to me and practically stood on my feet when I failed to offer it any tribute. I took its picture. That will have to be enough. \ud83d\ude42 The Panorama is 8 shots stitched in PhotoShop Element\u2019s Panorama tool: the longest pano I have done to date. The Pano, of course, really needs to be viewed a larger size.<\/p>\n

All with the Canon SX20IS. 1) 28mm equivalent @ f4.0 @ 1\/800th @ ISO 80, Landscape program, 2) 80mm equivalent @ f4.0 @ 1\/640th @ ISO 80, Landscape program, and 3) 8 shots at 70mm equivalent @ f4.0 @ 1\/250th @ ISO 80, Panorama mode.<\/p>\n

In Lightroom 3, Recovery for the sky, Fill light for the foreground, Blackpoint just slightly right, added Clarity and Vibrance, and Sharpen Narrow Edges preset. The top shot was cropped bottom and top for composition and to remove distracting road surface. <\/p>\n

From Acadia 2010<\/a>. <\/p>\n

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