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I'm trying to distract you lot from this 'done to death tourist angle' with a tiny comparison game: which shot do you prefer? The HDR version (above) or the single shot (below, clickable)?
Yesterday I told you that I'm almost cured of my HDR *weakness*, and I had this sort of discussion with Jan Kranendonk about the pros and cons of bracketing/High Dynamic Range.
I shot a lot of bracketing in London (almost 3000 shots during one week). But while processing I ended up using just a little of my bracketed stuff. I explained it had to do with my new Nikon D700 with its full frame sensor and its flexible and noiseless RAW images it produces. This gives me the possibility to get a lot of light and details back, even in the darkest corners. That way I don't need all those bracketed shots anymore. It saves me a lot of hard disk space and a *lot* of processing time and effort.
With my London shots I processed most of my images as single RAW shots in Photoshop CS5. I used a couple of bracketed series too, and processed them with Photomatix Pro. Most of the time when comparing the outcome I'd go for the more natural looking single images and continued to post them on Flickr.
The shot from Westminster Palace was really difficult to judge for me... that's why I'm asking you! Thx for looking and sharing your opinion - if you feel like it!
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Date: Taken on March 5, 2012 at 7.13pm CET
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Camera Nikon D700
Exposure 5x: 2,5 / 5 / 10 / 20 / 31,7 sec.
Aperture f/16.0
Focal Length 24 mm
ISO 100
5x RAW shots processed in Photomatix Pro, final touch in Photoshop CS5.
Camera : Nikon D3s
Lenses : Nikkor 24-70mm F/2.8 ( N )
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Not far from the sleepy outpost of Argyle, Minnesota, lies Old Mill State Park—a rugged little slice of history stitched together with the twisting waters of the Middle River. This isn’t just any backwoods trickle. No, this riverbed teems with life—mink slinking along the banks, muskrats chewing their way through the muck, deer, coyotes, and the occasional moose lumbering through like they own the place. Below the surface, the river churns with minnows and the kind of gritty aquatic riff-raff that keep the ecosystem humming.
But the Middle River isn’t just about wildlife. This patch of wilderness holds the bones of history, its current carrying whispers of a time when the "old mill" was a lifeline for settlers trying to wrestle a living out of the land. The story begins in 1882 when the Larson family carved out a homestead here, their toil eventually giving birth to a series of mills starting in 1886. The first was water-powered, a humble operation swept away by floods—a baptism by disaster. They rebuilt in 1889 with wind power, but the merciless elements took that one too. Undeterred, they tried again with water power outside the park’s bounds, only for John Larson, the son of the original homesteader, to up the ante by firing up a Case steam engine, No. A359. By 1897, the mills found their way back to what’s now the park, where the "old mill" still stands, a relic of perseverance and grit.
The state took over in 1937, and by 1958, the mill was rebuilt, now fired up once a year in a blaze of nostalgia for park events. This isn’t just a park—it’s a living, breathing time capsule. The beach ridges nearby, remnants of ancient lakes, served as travel routes for Native Americans, traders, and settlers. The Pembina Trail, an oxcart route etched into the landscape, still lingers east of the park, a ghostly reminder of paths worn by time and necessity.
Old Mill State Park isn’t just a destination; it’s a crossroads of wildlife, history, and human resilience. A place where the echoes of steam engines and oxcarts mingle with the rustle of deer in the brush. A shrine to the indomitable spirit of those who came before us.
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Another picture from the family trip to Acadia National Park last week. This is Bass Harbor Head Light, just one of the lighthouses within Acadia (and the only easily reachable one.) Yes, this composition is probably similar to hundreds of shots of this location, as there aren't really very many accessible spots from which to shoot it barring having a boat handy.
Sunrise this morning in Paia. The vog added some real nice texture and layers to the sky.
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