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Lens: 18mm Camera: Pentax k20d Photo Location: Red Rock Canyon NV ISO: 100 Shutter Speed: 1/350s Aperture: F8 
Posted By: dgoins, 01-18-2010, 09:15 AM



This is a low ground shot i took of a mountain in the Canyon. I crouched down & held my camera on my foot & took 3 exposures for this picture. I uploaded the pictures into Photomatix & combined the exposures, then dumped the combined image over to Photoshop for some minor adjusting of the contrast, curve & shadows.
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01-18-2010, 10:57 AM   #2
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Nice looking shot! Must not have had much wind if this is HDR shot since the grass looks stationary.
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It could do with straightening.
Nice colours though.
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Was the scene tilted on purpose?
This is a nice capture also, though with similar issues to your previous HDR submission - a little strong on the colours, and here the clouds don't seem to have been mapped to save the blown highlights all that well.
But a fine shot nonetheless. Thanks for sharing.

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Thanks you guys for the feedback. I've just recently started practicing with the multi exposures & HDR processing. I can easily see how HDR can be overdone & do more harm than good if you're not careful!

Again, thanks!
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I can easily see how HDR can be overdone & do more harm than good if you're not careful!
Though, you have done a good job, IMO. I've toyed with it myself and I know that it's not a simple as falling off a log. You need to have a suitable site and conditions to make it work. Fortunately, you have the originals that you can work with and fiddle with the photos until you get what you want.
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