bowood house, wiltshire
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Had a play with multi exposure shots to try and bring out the detail in the sky and give it a brooding feel. Used HDR in PSP to create the image.
Comments always very welcome.
Comments always very welcome.
04/05/2009 - 11:23petemasty
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Posted 04/05/2009 - 22:49
That sky's wonderful.
David
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David
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Last Edited by davidtrout on 04/05/2009 - 22:49
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Posted 05/05/2009 - 12:59
I like the satruration in the grass Matt. It does lift it. Thanks for the compliment.
David, glad you like the sky. I'm feeling rather pleased with my first ever attempt at HDR. I have noticed on other images I am processing that if I 'clarify' in HDR too much a lot of noise is created. So for me HDR has to be undertaken subtly.
Pete M
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David, glad you like the sky. I'm feeling rather pleased with my first ever attempt at HDR. I have noticed on other images I am processing that if I 'clarify' in HDR too much a lot of noise is created. So for me HDR has to be undertaken subtly.
Pete M
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Posted 05/05/2009 - 18:31
I couldn't agree with you more about being suble with HDR. For me about 75% of HDR photos in this and other forums are totally OTT and turn me right off. The other 25%, and I include this one, are artistic.
david
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david
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paullucas
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There's something quite not right with the house though. Maybe it's the distance making it to small or maybe it's the exposure. Wondered if adjusting the exposure in PS would do the trick.
I do like it though, an image with potential
Paul