Old Barn Inside and Out

jstpeter · March 3, 2009

dlplumer · March 3, 2009

More good stuff

I really like #1, but not crazy about the star and flare in # 2

Tao Zero · March 3, 2009

I really like the first shot. How do you get such great contrast and colors? Can you share your post processing technique?

Daniel

jstpeter · March 3, 2009

The contrast is achieved through the use of HDR photography. The blending of multiple exposures into a single image. It allows me to photograph a whole new spectrum like dark barns and shots directly into the sun. My technique was learned from various tutorials that can be found from photographers on this forum and others. My steps most closely resemble those in the tutorial at www.stuckincustoms.com<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /><o:p></o:p>

Skippy · March 5, 2009

jstpeter wrote:

I too like image number ONE

.... Skippy

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Jack'll do · March 5, 2009

I like both the interior shots but #1 most.

DaddyO · March 5, 2009

Nice. Nice. Nice. All grab my attention. I think very thoughtful consideration
to each composition.
HDR's do truly give interesting results.

adebartolo · March 5, 2009

Wow!

How do you do stuff like that?

Tony

redleash · March 9, 2009

Ah, Jason, you are such a master at HDR! I'm hoping to get out this week to try some more--with your helpful instructions close at hand.

I've looked back at #1 about six times already. It is very mysterious to me--I keep thinking about the poor horse thief who might've been hung from those rafters!

Lauren

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