That explains it then.It's HDR, 3 bracketed shots, processed with Nik HDR Efex
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Hugh
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Photo of the Day March 2017
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Another one from Bristol. Struggled with B&W/coloured with this one, but ultimately decided the colour added a different interest.
_DSC1998 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
Comments always welcome.
_DSC1998 by apple fanboy1, on FlickrComments always welcome.
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Really love the shadow detail in that.Wow! Great shot Peter!
Mine for today - testing my Jupiter 3 lens out on my M9
<singing> Down to the river, and into the river ....
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dramatic - lovely lightingEl Matador Beach by MaloFX, on Flickr
Not sure what you mean - it was a sunny day (the sun was just out of frame top left), and the 3 bracketed shots were processed into a High Dynamic Range (HDR) photograph.
I probably went over the top but some like them like this.
Cheers
Hugh
I thought the haze would spoil the sunset but it worked out OK. This was the last gasps of sunset. Comments always appreciated.
Hazy sunset at Deganwy beach by another scotsman, on Flickr
Hazy sunset at Deganwy beach by another scotsman, on Flickr
Spring rose....
This is what happens to my rose shots on long cold Scottish evenings.
Not sure what you mean - it was a sunny day (the sun was just out of frame top left), and the 3 bracketed shots were processed into a High Dynamic Range (HDR) photograph.
I probably went over the top but some like them like this.
Cheers
Hugh
The processing has introduced lots of 'weird' artifacts, and, IMO, added nothing to the pic. Just makes my eyes hurt...
Local village hall on my dog walk this evening.
Leica M9 with Zeiss Planar 50mm @F4
Leica M9 with Zeiss Planar 50mm @F4
Simple but creative...love it.
Sorry you feel like that. Some of the 'artifacts' are shadows from the clouds travelling across the fileds while yes, some of them are overdone portions of sky.
I will be more careful what I upload in future
Cheers
Hugh
My first sunset photo for 2017. A bit late start to the year - this was taken this past week.
Untitled. A telephoto long exposure experiment. There was absolutely no wind, so it was possible.
I was shooting in broad daylight so used the following to get the 2 minute exposure:
Lee Big Stopper, Lee 0.6 Proglass solid ND and a Lee 0.3 Neutral Density Soft Grad. This made for 12 stops of filtration and 13 for the sky.
To get this exposure time, I shot at f16 that gave me f22 with the 1.4x teleconverter attached to my 50-140mm. This was shot at 188mm on the Fuji, giving a FF equivalent of roughly around the 285mm range.
I'm pretty pleased with how it turned out. The mountains in the background were barely visible to the naked eye. I was amazed when I saw the camera picked them up.
I'm enjoying doing these 'quiet landscape' style images. It's challenging but very rewarding when the 'Less is more' idea works.
I was shooting in broad daylight so used the following to get the 2 minute exposure:
Lee Big Stopper, Lee 0.6 Proglass solid ND and a Lee 0.3 Neutral Density Soft Grad. This made for 12 stops of filtration and 13 for the sky.
To get this exposure time, I shot at f16 that gave me f22 with the 1.4x teleconverter attached to my 50-140mm. This was shot at 188mm on the Fuji, giving a FF equivalent of roughly around the 285mm range.
I'm pretty pleased with how it turned out. The mountains in the background were barely visible to the naked eye. I was amazed when I saw the camera picked them up.
I'm enjoying doing these 'quiet landscape' style images. It's challenging but very rewarding when the 'Less is more' idea works.
My first sunset photo for 2017. A bit late start to the year - this was taken this past week.
Down there next weekend for Mom's 96th birthday. Hopefully I'll catch a nice one myself.