if i could i would , believe me
i'm not not depressed though
Even with all that snow in your side of the world i many times wish to live there, my photography growing and increasing when i travel, mostly to landscape and beautiful countries.
Awesome HDR photos, I am very impressedclapclap.
I just started to explore this HDR world and downloaded the Photomatix plug-in for aperture. Does any of you know the real differences between it and the Pro vesrion? I am usinf Aperture for all my workflows and photo libraires and would like to stick with it but it the Photomatix Pro is much more powerful than the plug-in is probably worth to change my workflow for HDR images.
It looks ike here there are many HDR gurus and any advice is highly apprecited.
Hopefully one day I will upload some of my HDR as weel.
Thank you.
Being a bit modest are you? I believe contrary to what you say about your own work...it is certainly very proficient. Although I like work that has a person's unique vision and not so much copying worn out subject matter. The last image speaks to your personal experience and I like how you interpreted your experience, HDR or not.
I like this image quite a bit as well, and enjoy the central location of the rock, in spite of the admonition to avoid centering our subjects in the frame. I don't think this would have been near as strong if the rock was moved off center, as it really seems to center the image.
Also, I find this image not nearly as obvious an "HDR."
Instead it is just a fine image
I wonder why we feel the need to explain that this is an HDR. We don't tell folks that this is a "color" image, or that this is a "B&W" image. Nor do we point out that an image is Monochrome except for a small spot of color in the subject. We let the viewer interpret the image.
Being a bit modest are you? I believe contrary to what you say about your own work...it is certainly very proficient. Although I like work that has a person's unique vision and not so much copying worn out subject matter. The last image speaks to your personal experience and I like how you interpreted your experience, HDR or not.
I like this image quite a bit as well, and enjoy the central location of the rock, in spite of the admonition to avoid centering our subjects in the frame. I don't think this would have been near as strong if the rock was moved off center, as it really seems to center the image.
Also, I find this image not nearly as obvious an "HDR."
Instead it is just a fine image
I wonder why we feel the need to explain that this is an HDR. We don't tell folks that this is a "color" image, or that this is a "B&W" image. Nor do we point out that an image is Monochrome except for a small spot of color in the subject. We let the viewer interpret the image.
In fact i don't know how can i judge my work, and i can't tell what is my skill level in photography, i just have fun with photography until now, and HDR technique is a fun in itself, if i post non-HDR then it will be like not interesting or flat shot, also HDR looks overdone most of the time, so i try to go in between, but i really like that surreal or painting effect with HDR, and i have great shots only when i travel once per year to your countries, so you can get photos many times during the year, over 30,000, i just have my best photos from travel, coming back home with about 3000-5000 photos, out of those i may have around 100-400 as best, so i post something around 40-100 shots during the year, last year i didn't travel, so i don't have much to post, only old shots of my travel and very few from my country, so i feel i don't have enough collection to share with people online, HDR giving me time to choose my best shots then spending time for HDR, so in one year i can post something around 20-40 shots of HDR and say 5-10 normal shots rather than trying hardly to find 100 shots to post in one year.
I wish to have nature, landscapes, street,.. as you people have, the environment here is not so lovely or vivid for photography, in 2-4 weeks overseas i have amazing photos that i may have in 2-3 years in my country, and funny that i won few times, only once i won with a shot from my country.
Beautiful shots. Really just lovely Professional. As I scrolled through them I kept thinking to myself 'Oooh I hate him.. oh I hate him more.. Grrr" (Please read with compliments.. I don't actually hate you. I don't know you..)
I am jealous over your beautiful photos. The one of the rock is astounding and I would LOVE LOVE to have that on my wall in the bedroom. It is just simply gorgeous. If say a high res zip file of it wound up in my email.. I would not mind.
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Beautiful shots. Really just lovely Professional. As I scrolled through them I kept thinking to myself 'Oooh I hate him.. oh I hate him more.. Grrr" (Please read with compliments.. I don't actually hate you. I don't know you..)
I am jealous over your beautiful photos. The one of the rock is astounding and I would LOVE LOVE to have that on my wall in the bedroom. It is just simply gorgeous. If say a high res zip file of it wound up in my email.. I would not mind.
Thank you very much!
Oh man, you are not the only person who hate me there are many hating me and wanting to know my secret.
I am doing my best, but hey man, i hate you too [in a good way ofcourse], you live in a beautiful country even if you are not in that beautiful area, i live in country where i always travel to shoot landscapes or nature, so i think if i were in your place i may not do HDR and not spending money on gear and will spend all my time to go around in your country to shoot nature/landscapes.
I can send you a high resolution of that shot if you want, but i can't send very high res., so let me know what the size you want, if it is so high then can you pay for me? and if you can pay a good reasonable price then i will send you the RAW file itself.
Awesome shot, lots of details!! I like the paint looking. Very well done. Do you use Photomatix too?? I am stil indecided between the plug-in for Aperture of the Pro version. Any advise??
Congrats again for the beautiful shot. I makes me want to go back to SF.
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you are really good at this HDR stuff , sir
wish i could get result like his
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Come and live in my country and feel so despressed, then you will find all the fun to spend time on HDR technique
i'm not not depressed though
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Even with all that snow in your side of the world i many times wish to live there, my photography growing and increasing when i travel, mostly to landscape and beautiful countries.
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I just started to explore this HDR world and downloaded the Photomatix plug-in for aperture. Does any of you know the real differences between it and the Pro vesrion? I am usinf Aperture for all my workflows and photo libraires and would like to stick with it but it the Photomatix Pro is much more powerful than the plug-in is probably worth to change my workflow for HDR images.
It looks ike here there are many HDR gurus and any advice is highly apprecited.
Hopefully one day I will upload some of my HDR as weel.
Thank you.
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Thanks!
Very simple and very rich and all that Richard said. It is an image I can explore.
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Thanks to you too.
I try to do my best, i don't have great work so i spend time on doing HDRs.
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I like this image quite a bit as well, and enjoy the central location of the rock, in spite of the admonition to avoid centering our subjects in the frame. I don't think this would have been near as strong if the rock was moved off center, as it really seems to center the image.
Also, I find this image not nearly as obvious an "HDR."
Instead it is just a fine image
I wonder why we feel the need to explain that this is an HDR. We don't tell folks that this is a "color" image, or that this is a "B&W" image. Nor do we point out that an image is Monochrome except for a small spot of color in the subject. We let the viewer interpret the image.
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very good stuff , Frank , all of 'em
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In fact i don't know how can i judge my work, and i can't tell what is my skill level in photography, i just have fun with photography until now, and HDR technique is a fun in itself, if i post non-HDR then it will be like not interesting or flat shot, also HDR looks overdone most of the time, so i try to go in between, but i really like that surreal or painting effect with HDR, and i have great shots only when i travel once per year to your countries, so you can get photos many times during the year, over 30,000, i just have my best photos from travel, coming back home with about 3000-5000 photos, out of those i may have around 100-400 as best, so i post something around 40-100 shots during the year, last year i didn't travel, so i don't have much to post, only old shots of my travel and very few from my country, so i feel i don't have enough collection to share with people online, HDR giving me time to choose my best shots then spending time for HDR, so in one year i can post something around 20-40 shots of HDR and say 5-10 normal shots rather than trying hardly to find 100 shots to post in one year.
I wish to have nature, landscapes, street,.. as you people have, the environment here is not so lovely or vivid for photography, in 2-4 weeks overseas i have amazing photos that i may have in 2-3 years in my country, and funny that i won few times, only once i won with a shot from my country.
I am jealous over your beautiful photos. The one of the rock is astounding and I would LOVE LOVE to have that on my wall in the bedroom. It is just simply gorgeous. If say a high res zip file of it wound up in my email.. I would not mind.
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Thank you very much!
Oh man, you are not the only person who hate me there are many hating me and wanting to know my secret.
I am doing my best, but hey man, i hate you too [in a good way ofcourse], you live in a beautiful country even if you are not in that beautiful area, i live in country where i always travel to shoot landscapes or nature, so i think if i were in your place i may not do HDR and not spending money on gear and will spend all my time to go around in your country to shoot nature/landscapes.
I can send you a high resolution of that shot if you want, but i can't send very high res., so let me know what the size you want, if it is so high then can you pay for me? and if you can pay a good reasonable price then i will send you the RAW file itself.
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Awesome shot, lots of details!! I like the paint looking. Very well done. Do you use Photomatix too?? I am stil indecided between the plug-in for Aperture of the Pro version. Any advise??
Congrats again for the beautiful shot. I makes me want to go back to SF.
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Your image really loads very slow on my cable internet connection.
You have a nice image there, but I did notice, what looks like, some dust removal, cloning errors in the sky.
Was this taken recently? If so How does the renovations look?
Sam
Sam
Sam, nice shot, i like those kind of shots to do HDR, and your HDR is very natural that we can't tell it is HDR, good job.
I actually like both the natural look and the surreal look. It really depends on what I want out of a particular image.
Sam
Yes, true.