The Harleyfest on 6th Street - Do People See the World Differently?
Twitter Contest Winners
Thanks to everyone that participated in the Twitter Contest to win a free copy of theHDR Book, "A World in HDR"! I think Peachpit was completely overwhelmed with the results. I hope it gave you a chance to discover and share some great art on the web. Thanks to John P from OneMansBlog.com who was The Judge. Visit his website below and see the winners!
Day 1 Winner - Theme: Landscape
Day 2 Winner - Theme: Vehicle
Day 3 Winner - Theme: Architecture
Daily Photo - The Harleyfest on 6th Street
This is one of the best times in Austin for HDR Photography! I really think it's perfect perfect conditions to really show off what this style of photography can do. Long exposures just don't do the trick. The wonderful thing about being there is that the human eye really can see all these colors and light levels at the same time. At least... to those of us that see like this. I'm convinced that after talking to countless groups that not everyone "sees" in the same way. It's not that one way is better than another - just different. What do you think?
The Harleyfest on 6th Street - Do People See the World Differently?
Twitter Contest Winners
Thanks to everyone that participated in the Twitter Contest to win a free copy of theHDR Book, "A World in HDR"! I think Peachpit was completely overwhelmed with the results. I hope it gave you a chance to discover and share some great art on the web. Thanks to John P from OneMansBlog.com who was The Judge. Visit his website below and see the winners!
Day 1 Winner - Theme: Landscape
Day 2 Winner - Theme: Vehicle
Day 3 Winner - Theme: Architecture
Daily Photo - The Harleyfest on 6th Street
This is one of the best times in Austin for HDR Photography! I really think it's perfect perfect conditions to really show off what this style of photography can do. Long exposures just don't do the trick. The wonderful thing about being there is that the human eye really can see all these colors and light levels at the same time. At least... to those of us that see like this. I'm convinced that after talking to countless groups that not everyone "sees" in the same way. It's not that one way is better than another - just different. What do you think?