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<blockquote data-quote="AxeMan - Rick S." data-source="post: 18629" data-attributes="member: 1746">Pete, I apologize for being so plain about your photo.&nbsp; For your first attempt at HDR it's a great job.&nbsp; I also agree will Bill it's very pleasant to the eye. When I first started playing with HDR I did the same thing.&nbsp; Took one photo and tried to flip it to HDR.&nbsp; Then one day I got brave and took a bracket photo and worked with it and kicked myself for not doing it sooner.&nbsp; I guess I was more focused on trying to send you down the right road instead of giving you the credit of a job well done.&nbsp; Just trying to save you some frustration and time.&nbsp; In time you will learn more and things will start to flow for you when you work with a photo.If this was my photo I would put it into Photoshop and try to burn or dodge (I always forget which on does what) the black halo around the lighthouse, unless you want it there.&nbsp; This is a very common thing I run into when doing HDR that I personally don't care for, but that's my taste.Hey, if your hooking up with Bill &amp; Helene, pick me up on the way, I'll bring extra chips and beer.Keep up the good workRick</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AxeMan - Rick S., post: 18629, member: 1746"] Pete, I apologize for being so plain about your photo. For your first attempt at HDR it's a great job. I also agree will Bill it's very pleasant to the eye. When I first started playing with HDR I did the same thing. Took one photo and tried to flip it to HDR. Then one day I got brave and took a bracket photo and worked with it and kicked myself for not doing it sooner. I guess I was more focused on trying to send you down the right road instead of giving you the credit of a job well done. Just trying to save you some frustration and time. In time you will learn more and things will start to flow for you when you work with a photo. If this was my photo I would put it into Photoshop and try to burn or dodge (I always forget which on does what) the black halo around the lighthouse, unless you want it there. This is a very common thing I run into when doing HDR that I personally don't care for, but that's my taste. Hey, if your hooking up with Bill & Helene, pick me up on the way, I'll bring extra chips and beer. Keep up the good work Rick [/QUOTE]

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