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Fooling around with HDRs again but this one is different. Usually I shoot handheld and blend three images. This was on a tripod (yes, me!) and made from seven shots, like the big boys do it. It has smoother tonal transitions while keeping the whole light-dark range.
The view is from mid-way down Art Hill in Forest Park, beneath the Art Museum, looking north toward the Grand Lagoon. It was taken with a 17 mm wide angle lens. Note the other photographer in the green shirt working off a tripod in front of me. She was shooting film. Such discipline.
TOMORROW: bunch of fairies.
Fooling around with HDRs again but this one is different. Usually I shoot handheld and blend three images. This was on a tripod (yes, me!) and made from seven shots, like the big boys do it. It has smoother tonal transitions while keeping the whole light-dark range. The view is from mid-way down Art Hill in Forest Park, beneath the Art Museum, looking north toward the Grand Lagoon. It was taken with a 17 mm wide angle lens. Note the other photographer in the green shirt working off a tripod in front of me. She was shooting film. Such discipline.
TOMORROW: bunch of fairies.
10 comments:
It is a nice composed series. I just don't do it anymore. Don't know why. Just don't.
Your photograph is, by the way, excellent.
Abe's always right isn't he!!! Using a tripod like the big boys. Well I have news for you B. YOU ARE the BIG BOY!! Beautiful park by the way.
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Great shot! You kind of feel like you are standing right there!
Hi, Thanks for sharing your photos. Good jobs.
Though you are talking Mandarin to me, I think this is a fabulous shot!
My son's absolute favorite place.
Oh, Bob, Finnish circling the globe so you can quit your day job and do this all the live-long day. Even your leftovers would be wonderful to see. I just love it.
And I can't dance either, that's why I take photographs. It's amazing the places you can go if you just show up with a camera...
Very tricky stuff!
It's beautiful shot and so great view.
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