Shirleyann
Senior Member
On road trip.
How about posting your HDR images?
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On road trip.
BackdoorArts
Senior Member
Here are a couple from yesterday's walkabout
"Magic Hour of Power"
"Three Red Cans"
"Retired Tractor"
"Ring My Bell" (single image HDR)
"Magic Hour of Power"
"Three Red Cans"
"Retired Tractor"
"Ring My Bell" (single image HDR)
nikonpup
Senior Member
must have been a very large woodpecker.
amonamarth
Senior Member
Here are a couple from yesterday's walkabout
"Magic Hour of Power"
"Three Red Cans"
"Retired Tractor"
"Ring My Bell" (single image HDR)
Ring my Bell is my favorite
There is no place like 127.0.0.1
Just-Clayton
Senior Member
I have been using my 3100 and 50mm nanual lens. so, I have been using the single image tone mapping.
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Looks like one of those find the following objects in the picture. Nice shots.
RockyNH_RIP
Senior Member
Very nice comp, I like the flow (perspective0 of the rails...) The water on the deck adds to it also.. I Like!!!
Pat in NH
Pat in NH
With a name like Nick Beer and riding a nitro fueled hillclimber, it was only a matter of time before he was pinned with the moniker -- "Nitro Nick Beer"
I discovered what a friend the clone tool is with this shot. Bet nobody can figure out where the blue port-a potty's was.
I discovered what a friend the clone tool is with this shot. Bet nobody can figure out where the blue port-a potty's was.
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Mr.Smith
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Posted the originals in the landscape forum.
But a couple I have given the tone map treatment..
Snow-8_tonemapped by Mr K.Smith, on Flickr
Snow-3_tonemapped by Mr K.Smith, on Flickr
But a couple I have given the tone map treatment..
Snow-8_tonemapped by Mr K.Smith, on Flickr
Snow-3_tonemapped by Mr K.Smith, on Flickr
nikonpup
Senior Member
i could care less where the port-a-potty was, i would not want to be where the photographer is. 1. Get run over by one of the climbers. 2. Then get get my camera gear sprayed with dirt and rock as they pass.with a name like nick beer and riding a nitro fueled hillclimber, it was only a matter of time before he was pinned with the moniker -- "nitro nick beer"
i discovered what a friend the clone tool is with this shot. Bet nobody can figure out where the blue port-a potty's was.
With a name like Nick Beer and riding a nitro fueled hillclimber, it was only a matter of time before he was pinned with the moniker -- "Nitro Nick Beer"
I discovered what a friend the clone tool is with this shot. Bet nobody can figure out where the blue port-a potty's was.
1. I think your spelking has allweighs been fin.
2. My guess where the blue organic depository was: Immediately to the right of the rider, where the indentation? shows a square shape, maybe, possibly, could be.
3. What lens and setting were you using? This is a great shot. I have a hard time with this kind of photography with my 5100.
Posted the originals in the landscape forum.
But a couple I have given the tone map treatment..
Snow-8_tonemapped by Mr K.Smith, on Flickr
Snow-3_tonemapped by Mr K.Smith, on Flickr
IMO, Snow-3 qualifies big time for a "Wow"!
I mis-spelled port-a-potty by leaving out the "a"
The exif information did not get included when I down loaded the pictures. Not sure why not other than I wasn't that familiar with Lightroom and still am not.
My best recollection would be that this was taken with my 55-300mm lens at about 110mm and since this wasn't my first rodeo or hillclimb. I work from the lee side of a hill so I don't get dusted. The rider would land below me and turn to his left so I was standing above a corner that gives the impression that I was about to get run over. I always carry a big micro fiber towel that I cover my camera with well before the rider or his dust reaches me.
The port-a-potty's were lined up in two rows in front of the black and white EZ-up in the upper left. You can see where the fence stops. There was about twenty of them that pretty much ruined the picture until I figured out what a great job the clone tool will do to remove junk.
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