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HDR (High Dynamic Range) photography - post your HDR
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Here's a new one i took today...It's been drearily cloudy these past days, so i have no great sun light to add to the photos....and I think this would look better in black and white...i might try it in a few minutes to see how much better it makes it....feel free to comment
i was just reading the first few pages of this thread and saw where some people were debating about realistic and over-the-top HDR's...i enjoy both styles but personally i like the more subtle/realistic look...like mentioned many times before..alot of times..it depends on what your shooting..here are 2 HDR's i did..one is a little over-the-top and the other is on the realistic side...both done with 3 exposures...still learning...there's tons of great photo's here..great job everyone
Beautiful! The sky is just amazing.
And, uh, the composition seems fine to me foreground and background interest, etc. I'm no expert but things seem balanced.
Rouxeny, those are among the best hdr shots i have seen in a while.
Amazing work, please keep posting images of this quality. The shaft of light in the lighthouse picture is beautiful.
The Kyoto pic is just plain beautiful. Love it.
Amazing work, please keep posting images of this quality. The shaft of light in the lighthouse picture is beautiful.
The Kyoto pic is just plain beautiful. Love it.
A Pineapple building in Scotland--I love it! Can you tell us a bit about why and when such a building was constructed?
Yeah, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunmore_Pineapple.
The bit that gets me is that it was built in 1761!
2nd try, I now see that I used exposure blending on the first and not tone mapping.
Anyway, here's a better one.
Comments and suggestions most welcome.
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This one looks better than the first one, but personally i think it would look better with a little more tone mapping...giving it a darker feel....but a nice picture!
This one looks better than the first one, but personally i think it would look better with a little more tone mapping...giving it a darker feel....but a nice picture!
Actually, I think some of the previous photos have been too dark, almost to the point of being underexposed. This one is a nice respite.
Here are a couple i took today, the second is my first try with a single RAW file...
Onions
Otis
Onions
Otis
Haha Thanks! We grow a pretty big garden so expect more haha!
Thanks! lol he was meowing to me as i stood outside...and the noise was totally accidental, i just opened the RAW image in Photomatix, it made it into a pseudo-HDR and then i added tone mapping and this happened..but i really like the way it looks with the extra noise...
The images are excellent, but I find them a little dark - a lot of the detail seems lost - look at the palm trees at the back of the Grand Wailea one - unless it's my monitor