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SimpsonBrothers

Professional

SimpsonBrothers wrote: »

Nice shot!
Well done!

TrigPhotography

HDR usually doesn't really look good on skin tones, especially when you process for a surreal look...unless you intentionally want it to look that way. In this case it is the perfect way to represent "My Little Monsters"...I mean my twins

DonRicklin

Looks like they just need a lite tumbling to calm them down.




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p27rpy

professional, some of your more scaled back HDR images are really, really nice. i like HDR when it is used tastefully to enhance an image, not to make it look gaudy and over-processed. although i am guilty of doing just that in the past, i generally stay away from HDR these days as i don't like the over-processed look. here are a few that i took a few years back when HDR was all the rage:

TrigPhotography

The Stadium Theatre
Woonsocket, RI

basflt

TrigPhotography wrote: »

The Stadium Theatre
Woonsocket, RI

very neat job
this is the power of HDR

chuck54

Professional

Professional

Sheikh Zayed Masjid, Abu Dhabi, U.A.E

Professional

One of the old-styled and antique souq[market] in Sharjah, U.A.E.



Sharjah Buhairah[Lagoon] nightshot skyline, U.A.E.

SimpsonBrothers

The Mechanics Garage

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SimpsonBrothers wrote: »

The Mechanics Garage

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There definitely is place for extreme overdone HDR and this is certainly the place. It just works so well here. clap

kdog

^^ those garage HDRs are cool. :cool

DeVerm

One of my first wide angle hdr attempts


7D with Tokina 12-24mm (@12mm).

ciao!
Nick.

DeVerm

We need way more posts in this thread because I love the contributions

So here's some more from me:

#1 Old boat at the Chagres river (7D + 100mm Macro lens !!)


#2 Blossoms in the jungle (7D + 70-200mm 2.8L). This is the "natural look HDR" to replace a gradient filter for the sky.


ciao!
Nick.

Professional

Since i've got into MF [and film as well], i don't shoot much of digital to do HDR, also my situations became worse since 6-8 months ago [and my dad passed away on 27th Dec], so i hope i can get back to my skill and post more of my best HDR shots.

TrigPhotography

M.I.T. Stata Center
Architecture of Frank Gehry

SimpsonBrothers

That's beautiful!

TrigPhotography

SimpsonBrothers wrote: »

That's beautiful!

Thanks! The place is truly magnificent.

The folks seen in this one were taking a creative facebook profile pic in the building's reflection.

Professional

snooper

PROFESSIONAL - Thanks for sharing all your great photos over the past few months. Some really superb work!

Professional

snooper wrote: »

PROFESSIONAL - Thanks for sharing all your great photos over the past few months. Some really superb work!

Thank you very much!

Hinson

Please forgive me if this has already been asked/answered but 1. how many exposures to you normally use and 2. what HDR program do you normally use (PS, Photomatix, etc)

Professional

snooper wrote: »

PROFESSIONAL - Thanks for sharing all your great photos over the past few months. Some really superb work!

Hinson wrote: »

Please forgive me if this has already been asked/answered but 1. how many exposures to you normally use and 2. what HDR program do you normally use (PS, Photomatix, etc)

1. I use minimum 3 exposures maximum is open as i can go up to 11 and 13 and 15 even 21 if i want, but that will be too much un-necessary.

2. I use Photomatix for my HDR shots, another time i use Dynamic Photo software, Photoshop/lightroom/Aperture/C1...etc are just as last retouch.

SimpsonBrothers

MenBrial

Hi all

First post on this forum for me....

Professional

Inside our house

kdog

Nice pad.

Professional

In fact the above shots are not the right one, there is a problem with color profiling, the original look much better crispier and contrasty, so i will try to correct the color profile to match with browser.