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.
Black and White HDR
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Re: Black and White HDR
Is that a golf tee?
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Re: Black and White HDR
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.
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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