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This is a composite HDR image taken out at the Konza Prairie Trail. This is one of my first attempts at HDR. For a long time I have stayed away from HDR because of my general dislike of how it is used. But this week I have taken interest in the technique.
One HDR image was created for the sky and another HDR image was created for the grass. Each set had 7 RAW exposures at a relative f/stop of +0, -1, -2, -3, +1, +2, and +3 taken on a tripod. I used my hand to cover up the sunset in the latter so that there would be no reduction in contrast from a potential flare. I used HDR Efex Pro 2 to create two HDR images from the two sets of photos. HDR Efex Pro 2 creates a 32bit image to work from within PS. I found it important to keep the image in 32bits for some initial adjustments. I used a wacom tablet to make fine grain exposure adjustments by painting into a layer mask in both HDR images. For the sunset, I spent a lot of time painting in contrast and painting in slight color adjustments in a layer mask. Then I composited the two images together. Next I down-converted the images to 16bit images where I continued to make adjustments and clean up the image. Overall I spent quite a lot of time post processing this image.
I learned a couple of things from the exercise of creating this image. In retrospect, I would have used a piece of cardboard instead of my hand! If there was a way to anchor it to the lens that would have been even better. But the bigger thing is that I would have shot at a higher ISO (ISO 400 instead of ISO 100) for the foreground. It was somewhat windy and in my haste, I didn't realize the shutter speed was a little on the low end for some of the brighter exposures. Both of these issues made for a difficult post-process session.
Canon 5D Mark III
Canon EF 24-105mm f/4 L IS USM Lens
24mm @ ISO100 f/11
Shutter speed ranged from 1/4 to 160th sec
my identifier: konza sunset-e
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Yesterday it was a beautiful day, although a bit overcast. I decided it was a perfect opportunity to walk around Stanley Park from Lost Lagoon to Second Beach. It felt refreshing to walk around water, to see tall trees, and watch swans and geese enjoying themselves in their natural habitat.
This week’s self-portrait is black and white as I wanted to try something new. In addition, I enjoy taking multiplicity self-portraits (more than 1), as they are always fun to create.
I’m feeling happy and staying positive each day!
PANO-Vision shot taken while leaving metal platform overhanging dam and pipeline at Fain Lake in Prescott Valley
No private group or multiple group invites please!
Ningún grupo privado o grupo múltiple invita por favor
Aucun groupe privé ou groupe multiple ne vous invite
Geen privégroep of meerdere groepsuitnodigingen alstublieft
Keine private Gruppe oder mehrere Gruppen laden bitte ein
Nenhum grupo privado ou grupo múltiplo convida por favor
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I shot this very early January 2013. I was very lucky there was minimal haze, taken from Victoria Peak lookout, this city always astounds me, such an amazing place, I would recommend anyone to go there.
This is shot is a HDR, combination of 21 photos.
Diana F+ Pinhole
Multiple Exposure
Kodak Plus X Pan Prof. (expired since????)
Rated @ 100 ISO
Developed in R9 One Shot 1+50 for 15 min.
Printed on Agfa Brovira Speed 4 (expired)
Czech Republic, july 2013
Multiple Exposure of a fence at a park in Bowral. This was in 2010 when I first started to learn how to do them.
Nikon F65. Ilford Super XP2 400 35mm C41 B&W film.
The agent called it an opportunity for renovation enthusiasts with a view for potential.
Multiple pops with a B1.
"Multiple use" is a phrase that means many things to many people. For example, it might suggest fishing and hunting, or camping and hiking, or photography and painting. But when one of the users is an extraction company that digs or drills, you get a multiple use like this, with a portion of Fantasy Canyon in the foreground, and extraction of natural gas (wells, pipelines, storage tanks to the horizon, and tanker trucks on a maze of roads) in the background.
Bears Ears was designated a National Monument to protect archeological and sacred and scenic and natural and wild areas--it was saved for all of us, forevermore. But some would open it up to "multiple use", inviting companies that dig and drill on a scale that most of us cannot conceive.
The area in the foreground is managed by BLM; Fantasy Canyon is only about 10 acres, but it has unique features and formations. My tent is near the white 4Runner in the parking lot but occluded by the hillside in the foreground. For many people, this example of "multiple uses" is a strange notion indeed.
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R50 MTT (R16 CED) - Volvo B10M-62, Jonckheere Mistral (C49Ft)
CT07 MTT (YN07 OFK) - Volvo B12M, Plaxton Paragon (C53Ft)
MT55 MTT (YN55 YSA) - Volvo B7R, Plaxton Profile (C70F)
5814 MT (T1 BUS, T910 UCS) - Volvo B10M-62, Jonckheere Mistral (C51Ft)
Mott's Travel, Aylesbury
D-Day Museum, Southsea
12 November 2014