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Progressive Field in Cleveland Ohio. This is a edited shot with topaz adjust and replaced sky for effect.
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Hasselblad 2000FCW
Carl Zeiss Distagon T* 50mm f/2.8
Fujichrome Velvia 50
Ninh Hoa, Khanh Hoa
Viet Nam 2012
The set is an attempt to show that there are interesting pictures to be found by choosing the 'everyday' scenes, objects, things, people and and animals around us.
These photos are actually in reverse order, the newest posts were taken later in our walk.
The orange glow of the setting sun lit up this storm after it passed and continued moving east while dropping a lot of water.
I made this time stack by combining 256 photos into one image.
Rapsfeld / Rapeseed Field - Schiedlberg - Steyr-Land - Oberösterreich / Upper Austria - Österreich / Austria
Large on black canvas | My favorite shots
Real HDR 101
After the pseudo HDR restoration treatment on my previous post , I thought it's about time to get my hands dirty on some real HDR, for a change. With a tripod in the back of my ride I drove to a place nearby and started fiddling around with the automatic exposure bracketing settings of my camera. With a 4-stop range across three exposures (-2 Ev, +/-0 Ev and +2 Ev) I finally hit the shutter in aperture priority mode.
The HDR approuch
With the help of Photomatrix I was able to combine my differently exposed RAW files into one HDR image. With the Tone Mapping tool applied throughout the image I was able to visually reveal its higher dynamic range.
Final touchups
In PS the copper hues throughout the scene was created by different Hue/Saturation layers on top of the 32-bit HDR representation. Locally I painted in or out from the accompanying masks to enhance the color-contrast of different parts in the sky. As a final touch up I used a contrast adjustment layer with a value of 10 for a tiny bit of extra eye popping awe, which I very like in here. Selective sharpening was done with a high-pass layer in overlay mode with a value of just below 0.8 pixels in the High Pass filter settings dialog. Irrelevant sharpened parts - such as noise - were painted out from its layer mask afterwards, to enhance the edges of the trees throughout. Personally I am quite satisfied with the results right now and I hope you folks will like it too.
Was it fun?
Yes. I must admit that visually less treatment - thus time - was needed to achieve better result compared to conventional techniques I am using for over a decade. Within approximately one hour - without noticeable loss of detail - I am quite content with the end results.
Location: At the borders of Holland and Germany nearby the North-Eastern region of the province of Groningen.
Shot during the summer of 2013, I discovered this forgotten RAW image lurking in the depths of an unused memory card. I have been working to improve my tattoo removal and retouching techniques recently and decided this shot would be ideal to put my new found wisdom to the test and this is the result. If your curiosity leads to to ask what the unedited image looked like pre Photoshop, you can find it at www.behance.net/amenci
Please also head over to www.amenci.co.uk to get in touch or purchase my work.
A passenger train makes its way on the Ramganga river bridge outside Bareilly in India. During the dry months, the fertile river bed is used by locals to grow crops - golden wheat in this case.
I was driving towards Masham in the Yorkshire Dales and saw this great looking tree in a field of barley...does it get any better than that for a landscaper?
This can also be viewed on my website damientaylor.photoshelter.com/gallery-image/Yorkshire-Dal...
White horse in the fields around Mortonhall near Stanedykehead.
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Explorer's Highest Postion #232
Flower Field in Carlsbad, San Diego
(Yay for HDR!) Since I had a wedding to do that later afternoon, I also visited the Flower Field in Carlsbad. It was beautiful, and as you can see, colorful. I'm glad the clouds were out to play or else my photo wouldn't have looked like this. As you go in, they hand you a little post card with info about entering a photo contest and I think I just might submit this.
Ok, back to studying...I'm sorry but I'm a Flickr addict!