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<blockquote data-quote="DaveH" data-source="post: 14631" data-attributes="member: 4667"><p>Hi again. It's been a relatively nice day here in the UK for a change, so I jumped in the car and drove 20 miles to a local landmark, the remains of Donnington Castle in Newbury, UK. I've never tried a HDR before so was determined to give it a go.</p><p>It was quite busy with lots of kids about, so I had to wait a while to squeeze off the 6 shots which make up this shot.... from -2 to +3 EV on my D90.</p><p>As it's a castle I've gone for a more saturated fairytale-HDR-look. Hope you like it!</p><p>Dave[ATTACH]1653[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DaveH, post: 14631, member: 4667"] Hi again. It's been a relatively nice day here in the UK for a change, so I jumped in the car and drove 20 miles to a local landmark, the remains of Donnington Castle in Newbury, UK. I've never tried a HDR before so was determined to give it a go. It was quite busy with lots of kids about, so I had to wait a while to squeeze off the 6 shots which make up this shot.... from -2 to +3 EV on my D90. As it's a castle I've gone for a more saturated fairytale-HDR-look. Hope you like it! Dave[ATTACH]1653._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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