Thank you again :-) long tiome ago...cannot remember precisely, but looking at them again now I tend to agree that some of them have an unnatural divisiojn line between mountains and the sky. I think this may jave been caused by making separate layers of the sky and the mountains for instance, and making separat levels settings for the layers (as many are not HDR) ---and i simply didnt do a good job of it...I think I do it better now :-) and the reason for the separate layers is the ever-grey icelandic sky; trying to bring out whatever contrast there may be there.... been to iceland 25 times by now for work, and havent seen a blue or even interesting sky very often
Yes, I agree...it could even be that this was the mid exposure of a set of three exposures that my HDR program (Photomatix) was not able to merge due to too much movement between pictures...I have a fair share of those ...