
This is a 5 exposure tone-mapped HDR image created with the help of Photomatix.
Some of the exposures were merely changes in the polarizing filter's orientation, but others were actual exposure adjustments.
See where this picture was taken.
Wow! Just noticed this pic is at #192 on the Explore top 500 for today (24th July, 2006 GMT+10)
View all photos taken: Sunday, 6th August 2006, This photo: 5:38pm
nice one.. good light touch to the tone-mapping too! :)
Thanks!
Ah damn, I just noticed this image didn't upload correctly (see the broken horizontal line halfway down ? It's not meant to be there).
I'll have to re-upload when I get home.
Ok, I've finally re-uploaded the image without the slight imperfection.
It might not bother anyone else, but I'm happier about it now :)
Plus)Very nice painterly feel.
(Minus)none
Technical Observations: Good tone mapping you didn't push it too far.
Suggestions: none
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(Plus) great shot great feel
(Minus)__something not right maybe too bussy lower right side
Technical Observations: _very good job overall good use of hdr
Suggestions: _keep up the good work_
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Awesome!!!! The colors are amazing! :)
And the cool thing was, the building really was that colour. I agree the lower right is a bit off, mainly due to alignment issues on the 5 exposures, but my key concern was keeping the building itself aligned properly.
Gorgeous HDR! WOW Lovely scene and colors!
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Awesome! Love how you've composed this, and the HDR treatment really makes your subject pop :)
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Nicely done. I like the way this is composed and the windows are awesome.
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Thanks everyone :)
I think this definitely rates as my best HDR effort so far.
Beautiful David, lovely colour and reflections and not overprocessed.
HDR thread at...
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cooooooool
I just wish I'd managed to get the foreground stuff lined up properly too - but that's what you get from a cheap tripod.