Bulldozer HDR

My first attempt at HDR

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Richard

[i][i]K3ii + Penta DA 18-135 ED AL DC WR, Pentax DA 55-300 ED WR, Sigma 17-50 2.8 EX DC HSM, Sigma 10-20 DC EX, Tamron SP90 DI Macro,

https://www.flickr.com/photos/16664008@N05/

An excellent study . . . but . . . may we know more about the images that you needed to take? Why did the scene need an HDR solution?

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Peter E Smith

My flickr Photostream

The original lacked contrast and the sky was very bland overall it was very weak. I was about to get rid of it when i thought i would have a go at HDR with three different exposure settings using Dynamic Photo HDR to try and give it a boost. This is the result.

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Richard

[i][i]K3ii + Penta DA 18-135 ED AL DC WR, Pentax DA 55-300 ED WR, Sigma 17-50 2.8 EX DC HSM, Sigma 10-20 DC EX, Tamron SP90 DI Macro,

https://www.flickr.com/photos/16664008@N05/

Nice shot Richard - looks real sharp, maybe a bigger image post on here would'av been cool.

That sky looks interesting and that grass a wee bit boring, possibly a grass crop and a bit more of em fluffy clouds?

Yep I know what you mean with HDR, once I'd got the hang of it I started doing it on loads of stuff - ended up with some real off the wall weird looking shots. I've seen some fantastic HDR stuff over on flickr.

I really like that shot mate,

Couldnt say why though, maybe its the boys toys syndrome.

I do agree with robbie though maybe crop some of that grass out

Regards
PaulM

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All cameras are equal but.....
Some are more equal than others

See what you mean about the grass Robby, Can't do anything about the fluffy clouds as thats all there is. Also i've done a bit of tidying up.

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Richard

[i][i]K3ii + Penta DA 18-135 ED AL DC WR, Pentax DA 55-300 ED WR, Sigma 17-50 2.8 EX DC HSM, Sigma 10-20 DC EX, Tamron SP90 DI Macro,

https://www.flickr.com/photos/16664008@N05/