Black and White HDR

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BruceKingston
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Black and White HDR

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Here's an interesting concept.

I hadn't really thought about HDR in Black and White terms but it turns out that B&W can benefit from the HDR process too. I've posted a bit about it on my blog (link in my signature) and will post the pre-process and post HDR process images that result in this one on the blog over the weekend if I get the chance for anyone who is interested.
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Interesting hair.

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Is that a golf tee?
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Mike,

Golf is banned in this house!! It's more likely the remains of a mulberry leaf. Nessie (the dog if you didn't guess) is more than happy to spend the day chasing them around the back yard.
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