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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 339370" data-attributes="member: 9240">Thanks, all.&nbsp; The first two were things I saw out of the corner of my eye on the way home from meeting a friend for drinks.&nbsp; Camera was in the car, but I was past each of them and made myself pull over, let traffic pass and turn around to go take it.&nbsp; The lake is more a small pond on someone's property where I'd learned a lesson about not stopping when I didn't capture a great shot of 3 kids fishing on a Sunday morning.&nbsp; The deer I loveed because I generally don't see them chest high in something.&nbsp; There were others and I tried to get a shot with a fawn, but this was the best of the bunch.&nbsp; Neither of these are HDR.The train was sort of a conscious decision.&nbsp; Driving to meet a friend for breakfast I saw the sun breaking through the overcast and wondered where I could make a picture.&nbsp; There's a train yard on the edge of town, so I figured I could use the tracks as a setting, but was thrilled to see an engine parked there (a rarity).&nbsp; Went 3 shot HDR just because it was easier than trying to pull something out of a single image.&nbsp; I don't know that I would have been able to capture the depth of detail in the clouds any other way.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 339370, member: 9240"] Thanks, all. The first two were things I saw out of the corner of my eye on the way home from meeting a friend for drinks. Camera was in the car, but I was past each of them and made myself pull over, let traffic pass and turn around to go take it. The lake is more a small pond on someone's property where I'd learned a lesson about not stopping when I didn't capture a great shot of 3 kids fishing on a Sunday morning. The deer I loveed because I generally don't see them chest high in something. There were others and I tried to get a shot with a fawn, but this was the best of the bunch. Neither of these are HDR. The train was sort of a conscious decision. Driving to meet a friend for breakfast I saw the sun breaking through the overcast and wondered where I could make a picture. There's a train yard on the edge of town, so I figured I could use the tracks as a setting, but was thrilled to see an engine parked there (a rarity). Went 3 shot HDR just because it was easier than trying to pull something out of a single image. I don't know that I would have been able to capture the depth of detail in the clouds any other way. [/QUOTE]

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