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(My first HDR experiment)
I like how this effect brings out the detail of old settings, especially wood.
This is a combination of 4 shots taken with a Nikon D80, at 1 stop intervals, using a manfrotto tripod.
Post processed in Photomatix Pro 3 and CS4.
Featured in Photomatix HDR Group May 2011
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Comments
Great first HDR shot. I just started shooting HDR and it can be tricky but addicting. I love how the wood grains turned out in this. Well done!
Thanks you very much Pam. I think that HDR is particularly suitable for warm wood and old architecture, so hopefully we’ll get some more good examples.
– Sue Knowles
Congratulations Sue – wonderful 1st attempt!
15th May 2011
Bob, I’m so thrilled with your comments and the feature. Thank you very much.
– Sue Knowles
Superb rich tones of the old wood and great light. Congratulations on your well deserved feature Sue.
Thanks very much John, I’m genuinely surprised and thrilled by the comments and feature. Your Skippool shots have great colours too.
– Sue Knowles
Im about to embark on my 1st hdr and if it’s half as good as this ill be rapt. Sensational image!
Thanks very much Jason. I wish you lots of luck. I think that HDR is good for emphasizing the tones of wood. I’ll keep watching.
– Sue Knowles
Wow, this is really beautiful, congratulations on your feature.
Thank you John, I’m thrilled with the feature and surprised by the comments. I’m pleased you like it.
– Sue Knowles
Beautiful!!! Congratulations on your feature!!! You will love HDR!
Thank you very much Sharon, I really appreciate the comment and the feature.
– Sue Knowles
wonderful image – well done.
Thank you very much, I really appreciate the comment and the feature
– Sue Knowles
great image well done
Thank you very much.
– Sue Knowles
Masterful
I’m so thrilled with the comments, thank you for taking the time.
– Sue Knowles
Wow – if those walls could talk! Amazing work, congratulations!
I’m so thrilled with the comments, thank you for taking the time.
– Sue Knowles