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david antony
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Houseboats
Aperture priority, f/3.5 ISO 400. 40.0 mm HDR 1.5 EV


Re: Houseboats
Hi David Antony,
I love such environments for housing. That's a very nice modern architectural concept of a house on the water. It reminds me of the buildings architect Adolf Loos would design in the early 20th century.
You're definitely enjoying your A550.
And we have the pleasure of seeing some beautiful environments...
Thanks for sharing,
Yildiz
I love such environments for housing. That's a very nice modern architectural concept of a house on the water. It reminds me of the buildings architect Adolf Loos would design in the early 20th century.
You're definitely enjoying your A550.
Thanks for sharing,
Yildiz
- Greg Beetham
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Re: Houseboats
Interesting, that some are happy to build their home on a pontoon, not my cup of tea I'm afraid, I like trees and shrubs, flowers and birds too much for that.
Looking at the scene, the lighting looks like it was rather diffuse with all that overcast, (not a huge difference between highlights and shadows perhaps), and thus hard to judge how effective hdr was on that occasion, but I imagine the rendering is close to what the eye saw just the same, you did a good job keeping everything nice and sharp in rather low light...a good challenge for WB settings as well.
Greg
Looking at the scene, the lighting looks like it was rather diffuse with all that overcast, (not a huge difference between highlights and shadows perhaps), and thus hard to judge how effective hdr was on that occasion, but I imagine the rendering is close to what the eye saw just the same, you did a good job keeping everything nice and sharp in rather low light...a good challenge for WB settings as well.
Greg
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