My first shot at HDR

RBrogen

I have to work on tones and saturation but hey...was a quick try at it using a pretty willow outside my son's school. C&C welcome:

Panther

Howdy Randy,

Looks like this one has tons of potential, I really like the beautiful willow.

Will be looking forward to seeing your finished image.

RBrogen

Thanks Panther. I find the technique intersting and I'm curious to learn how to apply it better.

Panther wrote:

Howdy Randy,

Looks like this one has tons of potential, I really like the beautiful willow.

Will be looking forward to seeing your finished image.

Skippy

RBrogen wrote:

I have to work on tones and saturation but hey...was a quick try at it using a pretty willow outside my son's school. C&C welcome:

That is one pretty tree Randy, HDR is fun, but like you I find experimenting at this point is all I know how to do.

Some things work with HDR and others don't.
I've seen some really awesome HDR's searching the web and on this forum,
I'd like to be able to produce a decent one myself.

Keep up the good work Randy ... Skippy
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DaddyO

Very Nice. I can't tell that its HDR. One of these days I will give
HDR a try. If I can get an image like this I have to try!

RBrogen

Skippy wrote:

That is one pretty tree Randy, HDR is fun, but like you I find experimenting at this point is all I know how to do.

Some things work with HDR and others don't.
I've seen some really awesome HDR's searching the web and on this forum,
I'd like to be able to produce a decent one myself.

Keep up the good work Randy ... Skippy
.

Thanks Skippy. I figured I'd try my hand at a little HDR since I'm also working on bracketing with 3 shots (1 under, 1 computer correct and 1 over exposed) image. I want to be able to adjust quickly in lighting conditions and get the best results so I was playing with that and figured that it parlayed nicely into HDR.

Vycor

I can just imagine your sons friends "dude... your dads outside in the bushes again taking photos of the trees..."