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Cheat River Race -- April 30, 2011 -- Albright, West Virginia vanillaicing.typepad.com/vanilla_icing/2011/08/cheat-rive...
So I took this right before I went to bed. Technically it is Monday, but I don't count it Monday until I wake up so this is my Sunday picture. I guess it could be considered cheating but this is 3rd shift logic so deal with it.
I was pretty tired, it took too much energy to take this photo.
Four non-genius people can complete a game of Scrabble in 20 minutes if they're willing to let the rules relax a bit.
when atheletes were caught cheating the penalty was for their town to pay for a statue of them with the name of the town on it.. thus bringing shame to everyone who lived there.... here is a row of the cheater statues!
This is a composite of two pictures of the moon. The background was out of focus but showed a nice glow. I added an in-focus picture of the Moon I took at the same time, to the glow of the out-of-focus moon.
This was me trying to combine to pictures together, the forground I used a flash and you could not see the mountains in the background so I used photoshop to cheat, I did ok, but made a few slip ups.
The entire town of Sedona Arizona is surrounded by these amazing colorful mountains. We drove about 3 hrs from Overgaard just to spend the day there. It was a nice warm 65 to 70 when we were there, Overgaard was around 40 when we left and was about that when we got back. This is a very picturesque place Sedona and a very small town of friendly locals, in the summer it gets well into the 100's.
I call this a cheater HDR photo because I only used one shot to generate the range. You take one properly exposed photo and adjust the exposure settings to get one with the highlight detail (under exposed) and one to get the shadow detail (overexposed). You mash them together in Photomatix and get the HDR photo above.
The only real difference is a little less detail on the ends of the ranges. You also get less of the halo seen in the last shot.
Cheater HDR is great with real-life macro because of wind and the like. It is nigh impossible to hand-hold three exposures properly for macro HDR.
So maybe less "cheater" and more "creative use of software."
