Sorry, Paulo, but I don't like the sky in this shot. You might blend it so that the HDR picks up the details in the foreground and bldg, but does something a bit less drastic with the sky? I think the pink and the blown out white clouds draw the eye upwards and then makes one squint a bit.
More Photography . . . Less Photoshop [. . . except when I do it] Jeff Meyers
Sorry, Paulo, but I don't like the sky in this shot. You might blend it so that the HDR picks up the details in the foreground and bldg, but does something a bit less drastic with the sky? I think the pink and the blown out white clouds draw the eye upwards and then makes one squint a bit.
Thanks for the comments
I guess i'll give another try, making the sky more soft maybe
Did you use a tripod? I ask, because it appears like the images are not aligned perfectly, which causes it to be soft, then compensated with sharpening, which makes it look noisy. Just my opinion, and it could certainly be wrong. Keep shooting and posting. HDRs are a blast. :ivar
The diference (big) in the sky is was most of it due to my monitor (wrong calibration) when i saw it in crt it was more dark and no pink at all.
After Jeff's comments i saw the photo in my laptop and , what a hell.
So, i just redo it, this time in laptop.
Yes, Dan i used a tripod as well as remote trigger, but it was a bit wind
i guess i was that, or the mirror shake.
Another thing, the clouds where moving fast, so..... thats another thing that could make the out of alignment.
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Jeff Meyers
Thanks for the comments
I guess i'll give another try, making the sky more soft maybe
Paulo Campos
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Paulo Campos
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What a difference a decent sky makes. You seem to have darkend the foreground as well, makes a much more powerfull image. PCbermagui
Did you use a tripod? I ask, because it appears like the images are not aligned perfectly, which causes it to be soft, then compensated with sharpening, which makes it look noisy. Just my opinion, and it could certainly be wrong. Keep shooting and posting. HDRs are a blast. :ivar
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The diference (big) in the sky is was most of it due to my monitor (wrong calibration) when i saw it in crt it was more dark and no pink at all.
After Jeff's comments i saw the photo in my laptop and , what a hell.
So, i just redo it, this time in laptop.
Yes, Dan i used a tripod as well as remote trigger, but it was a bit wind
i guess i was that, or the mirror shake.
Another thing, the clouds where moving fast, so..... thats another thing that could make the out of alignment.
Paulo Campos
My photos at Flickr