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5XP HDR shot of frantically busy Shibuya in Tokyo, Japan.
This was taken from my hotel room and was fortunate to have such an awesome view! The processing was a bit more difficult given the reflection and dust from outside the window but I'm happy with this result. I really enjoy living/visiting in fast-paced cities and my recent trip to Shibuya only reinforced this belief. The 'scramble crossing' which was featured in such movie classics as: Lost in Translation & Fast and The Furious - Tokyo Drift, is really a sight to behold - an estimated 3k ppl go through the section every minute!
Some Shibuya marquees shown include: A part of the scramble crossing in the lower-right, Shibuya 109 department store, Yoyogi Park, Q-Front building, and Center Gai.
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(100/366) We woke up to a sprinkling of snow! I can't remember snow in April before? iPhone HDR shot of our back garden taken out of the bathroom window at 7.30am. HTT!
View from Cala s'Alguer, Costa Brava.
This is a panorama made up of two HDR shots taken in autobraking (-1.4ev, -0.7ev., +0e, +0.7ev, +1.4ev), The panorama was made with Hugin, using a Biplane projection. Darktable was used for the edition. Unfortunately no tripode was used. You can read additional technical information in my profile (about section).
Regarding the non-HDR version, I believe water is much better, although the focus is worst due to I could not use a tripod and the alignment process was not perfect.
You can see the original version (non HDR) here:
This HDR shot shows the sunrise yesterday at the Northern Regnitz here at Hof. It's a really lovely little stream which meanders through the nature. It was not yet completely frozen, but there were massive ice plates, which broke from time to time with a wonderful cracking sound.
This HDR shot was processed from 5 different exposures.
This is an HDR shot made from 3 exposures taken with an IR converted Canon EOS400D, merged and tonemapped in Photomatix. I changed the sky colour and tweaked the levels in Photoshop.
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This is my first HDR shot! When I got here I actually had to wear sunglasses the sun was that bright! I deliberately waited till the sun set behind the hill and even with a 3 stop reverse grad filter I could not capture the dynamic range of the shot on my 6d. So I thought I'll take two pics and try to combine them in Affinity... An HDR I guess which I've never done before. So here it is my first HDR shot combining two shots where I set the camera to manual everything... focused then exposed for the sky and then exposed for the foreground. I have to say I've even surprised myself how well it came out and a technique ill defo use again!
I also think this is my fave view I've found in Midlothian looking across to the Pentlands. A view and shot I've looked for for a few years now location wise.
Here's an HDR shot of a planter I recently made with its new companion plant. (You can see the water beading because the planter is sealed).
In August I took a 10 day intensive course with Donald Tucker in the techniques of making cement look like wood, an almost lost art form known as faux bois or trabajo rustico.
We learned how to build metal armatures, make special cement mixes and apply them, and how to use stains--all to give the illusion of wood.
I enjoyed the work very much. It felt natural to me. I'm currently gathering the equipment and supplies so that I can continue working in this medium!
This HDR shot shows a nightly view over the river Salzach to the Old Town of Salzburg and the Fortress on the hill behind the city.
This HDR shot was processed from 5 different exposures.
This HDR shot shows a wonderful stream, floating through the forest in winter. I like the calm mood in this image and the little sunlight shining though the trees.
This HDR shot was procesed from 5 different exposures.
Another HDR shot from the abandoned tin mine at Czech Republic. I love the blue hole and the sky, which can be seen.
The HDR was processed from 5 different exposures.
Ein weiteres HDR aus dem stillgelegten Zinnbergwerk in Tschechien. Mit gefällt besonders der Blick zum Himmel durch die offene Decke - und der Weg die Treppe hinauf ins Freie!
Das HDR wurde aus 5 unterschiedlichen Belichtungen zusammengesetzt.
An HDR shot of The Thames Barrier taken from Thames Barrier Park. A slightly re-worked version of (www.flickr.com/photos/58907883@N06/16297750214/in/datetaken/) with slight motion blurring to the sky and more motion blurring to the water.
BCC POTY 2016 Round 2 Open: Judge's comments: "A wonderful combination of semi hdr work and slow shutter speed. The colours are lovely. However, there is too much water. Exposure is perfect though." initially gave 19.5.
Judge's score: 20/20
BCC Versatility Challenge 2017: Waterways
HDR shot of London taken from the top of the Shell Mex House.
Hungerford Bridge in front, with the London Eye on the other side of the Thames, and Parliament and Big Ben in the distance.
This is an HDR shot taken in auto-braking (-1.4ev, -0.7ev., +0e, +0.7ev, +1.4ev). The edition from RAW was done with Darktable. You can read additional technical information in my profile (about section).
A HDR shot of 9 photos merged in Lightroom. The lighting was changing all the time and this is a blend of all of them. I like the light and the layers.
This HDR shot shows a night scenery at the LaPaDu at Duisburg. The LaPaDu (Landschaftspark Duisburg-Nord) is an abandoned steel factory, which is illuminated at night.
This HDR shot was processed from 5 different exposures.
Einen ersten Eindruck unseres Besuchs am letzten Wochenende in Duisburg soll dieses Bild vermitteln. Es zeigt den LaPaDu bei Nacht, gesehen von den alten Klärbecken aus. Dadurch konnte ich noch eine Spiegelung mitnehmen. ;-)
Das HDR ist aus 5 unterschiedlichen Belichtungen zusammengesetzt.
An HDR shot from 3 exposures using an IR converted Canon EOS400D, merged in Photomatix and tweaked in Photoshop!
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Time for something a little different. When I saw this I just had to pull over and shoot it! A late afternoon storm moves in from the left side of the shot toward the northwest. Five shots were merged from -2 to +2ev.
An early evening HDR shot of Claydon House taken from the far side of Claydon Lake with the sun shining on the house and nearby All Saints Church.
From Wikipedia: Claydon House is a country house in the Aylesbury Vale, Buckinghamshire, England, near the village of Middle Claydon. It was built between 1757 and 1771 and is now owned by the National Trust.
This HDR shot of the San Francisco waterfront was taken from a cruise ship leaving San Francisco Bay. The sky was perfect with a setting sun adding to the detail and colors. Copyright Ken Sweezey/Sweezey Pictures.
a handheld HDR shot taken a few weeks ago at Caldecotte Lake in Milton Keynes.
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This is an HDR shot of late-autumn Meteora, Greece in order to celebrate this day 1st of December 2023. Four monasteries are in sight from left to right: St. Nicholas Anapafsás's, Roussanou's (aka Santa Barbara's), the Great Meteoron (aka Our Savior's Transfiguration) and Varlaam's (aka All Saints').
Of course, autumn is the season between summer and winter; it is defined as lasting from the September equinox to the winter solstice. The latter occurs on December 22 this year in Greece (at 05:29' hrs local time). So, one has got twenty one more days of autumn ahead prior to the arrival of winter. Let us enjoy the atmospheric colors and mists all around as long as they last!
Canon EOS R5
Canon RF24-105mm F4 L IS USM @ 63mm
ISO 100 – f/11 – [ 1/125 sec & 1/50 sec ] HDR
A HDR shot looking out From Central Park's Belvedere Castle to East Manhatten.
Sony RX-100 MK3 compact camera
Aperture ƒ/4.0
Focal length 8.8 mm
Shutter 1/125
ISO 125
A HDR shot of the village of Avebury, Wiltshire. The only village built inside a neolithic stone age circle.
Pentax K-3
Tamron 17-50mm
ND400 8 stop filter
Aperture ƒ/18.0
Focal length 50.0 mm
Shutter 30 secs
ISO 100
This is an HDR shot of the north-westernmost aspect of the monastery of Holy Trinity (Meteora, Greece) before sunset. The monastery was built in 1362 AD or earlier at a height of 1,755 feet (535 m), close to the top of the rock formation bearing the same name. One can use the 149 steps carved in the rock in 1925 to ascend to the monastery.
Holy Trinity is one of the many impressive and lofty rock formations whose group is collectively called Meteora: The sandstone megaliths' height varies 1,000–1,800 ft (300–550 m). The rock masses were formed 60 million years ago, are geologically unique and listed in UNESCO world heritage sites.
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Canon EOS R5
Canon EF100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS II USM @ 400 mm
ISO 100 – f/9 – [ 1/250 sec & 1/100 sec ] HDR
an HDR shot of the much photographed Southwark tube station in London.
this is a slight snapseed rework of a shot recently published on Fotoblur: tube
addendum: just a quick note on the absence of people - this was taken in the middle of the day and there were loads of people around. I two two sets of three bracketed shots and HDR'ed them and then did a method of differences to remove the people. I used a similar method for my rush hour on the M1 shot but in that case I used far more shots. These shots were all hand held.
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Captured at: Brooklyn Bridge Park -- Brooklyn , NY.
View of the Brooklyn Bridge from the waterfront park sharing the same name. This non-HDR shot provides a view of the bridge, and various buildings in Lower Manhattan -- including South Street Seaport.
In the foreground is Jane's Carousel, which was originally constructed in 1922 for an amusement park in Ohio. The carousel was recently restored by Jane Walentas, a Brooklyn artist who spent over 20 years overseeing its restoration.
"The Waterfront" was processed in Photoshop using Topaz Labs plug-ins (Adjust, B/W Effects, Denoise, Glow, Impression & LensFX), and was intended to be charcoal pencil sketch like in appearance.
I decided to do a HDR shot - I don't usually but a couple of the guys from my local photography club nailed it a while ago so I thought I'd see what all of the fuss was about. This is a five shot image layered in Photoshop Elements 14. The information for the bracket is: -2EV. -1EV. 0. +1EV and +2EV. I'm happy with the final image and I do think it slightly improved the single shot.
As for the exact location I cannot divulge. The location is a farm in Wrexham and the farmer very kindly let the group visit his private estate - a very kind man indeed. Bluebells as far as the eye can see - beautiful!