Some HDR shots

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paulmurphy
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Some HDR shots

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I've been playing with a new HDR programme and thought I would share a few.

All shot with A700 using the 2 EV bracket function, then merged from RAW with HDR Darkroom and finished offf in CS3

Day break at the George Stephenson railway museum

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Floating restaurant at the Royal Quays marina, North Shields

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Waiting for the lock gates, Royal Quays marina, North Shields

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Re: Some HDR shots

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Hi Paul,

the first one is really great, I like it a lot :) . #2 and #3 don't work for me :wink:
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I second Bossel. :roll:
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! is good, but I also like 2, as the rope drags your eye right to the ship. #3 looks a bit overdone, almost watercolors.

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Re: Some HDR shots

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Hi Paul,

You've been busy! :D

The first one with the dramatic colours looks nice. Especially, the tracks and the shiny metal surfaces are interesting for me but I think the sky and clouds look smudged either because of the three different exposure values or the JPG compression.

I like the amount of details in the second and the third...due to my interest in dams and technical stuff. (I grew up by a dam, hence the sweet tenderness to such structures even if they may appear as ugly sometimes :) )

Thanks for sharing,
Yildiz
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