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This photo is created with the 2019 version of AuroraHDR. Skylum, the company that creates AuroraHDR, has outdone themselves this time.
That's good for people like me that take a lot of bracketed shots. This is a three frame HDR that I processed with both Aurora and Luminar. Luminar is the other software from Skylum that is a lot like Lightroom, only easier to use and, in my opinion, better. In truth, I use a lot of different tools including Lightroom and Photoshop; it's all good.
I ran into a guy today that showed me some jaw-dropping photos of Iceland he took with his phone. The colors and detail were so amazing that I thought they were processed; no, straight-out-of-camera. That just goes to prove that the processing is not everything. Placement, composition, a sense of balance can produce better photos than all the processing in the world. All this hocus-pocus is just icing on the cake, so to speak.
There are so many mangroves along the water that quite often the view is obstructed. But maybe in some cases, it's a good thing.
I was walking along a hidden shoreline at Emerson Point in the afternoon when I took this photo. I'm not sure what prompted me, but it seems the focus on the foliage is the subject of this image.
Foreground elements are essential, especially in environmental or landscape shots. They're a good idea anyway because they tend to be the first thing we focus on. As our eyes wander, we travel from foreground to the background. The trick in photography is to make that journey enjoyable.
#AuroraHDR is proving to be useful with old single images. I'm finally getting the hang of using the brush on individual layers in combination with presets and individual slider adjustments
After the last owner passed away, this building has partly been falling to pieces.
Hopefully it can find a new dedicated owner that wants to restore it before it is beyond repair!
I spent a recent afternoon on some winding roads north of Toronto. Whenever I saw something I liked I just pulled over and took a shot out the window. That’s a lazy way to take photos but I couldn’t help it, I was in a lazy mood. Read more: goo.gl/mySBSv
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The sunset was pretty good tonight though I missed the best parts. Regardless, pulled over to take this shot of the reflection off the downtown buildings. When I finally looked at the shot I found the ISO was 6400!
Not the best effort, but thought I would download Aurora HDR and give it a try. I'm fairly impressed, especially with a single exposure...
Following last nights full moon the River Thames breached it's bank at Richmond, Surrey at high tide today. I have never seen the water so high/deep!
HDR image from Jupiter Inlet during sunrise of the jetty in Palm Beach County Florida. HDR photography image processed using Photomatix and Aurora HDr software.
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Beautiful sunset over a small lake in Loxahatchee Florida at the Acreage park. HDR image created using Aurora HDr software by Macphun.
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Melbourne CBD (Wurundjeri Spur Lookout)
Melbourne CBD (Wurundjeri Spur Lookout) – Three image HDR from the lookout edited with Aurora HDR (Landscape Detailed) and then put through Luminar 2018 with the AI mode (100%).
Captured with a NIKON CORPORATION NIKON D610, 28.0-300.0 mm f/3.5-5.6, 98 mm, f/11, 1/160, ISO 250
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