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Here in Australia we call forests; The Bush. Our Bush can range from large gum trees to small scrubby saplings.

It's well known that during our summer months The Bush can suffer from dangerous fires. So far this year we in Victoria have been lucky, which probably has a lot to do with the breaking of a long drought.

Location

Australia - New Zealand / Australia

Lat: 37° 48' 27" S
Long: 145° 12' 14" E

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Equipment

I took four shots using a Sigma 8mm fisheye lens connected to a Canon EOS 7D body. The angle of the camera was around +30 degrees, which gave me a hole at the Nadir but I didn’t need to work on the Zenith because PTGui Pro took care of that for me.

I then processed the image in CubicConverter. I converted the file to a Cubic QuickTime Movie and then exported the bottom face to Photoshop where I fixed the Nadir. Back in CubicConverter I replaced the fixed bottom face and converted the resulting QuickTime Movie to a equirectangular image.

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