The TAS returns. I sometimes think I've exhausted the possibilities but there are always variations on old themes. I have shot views like this from Kiener Plaza many times. This one is a three-shot HDR (from a tripod for a change) processed in Photoshop's HDR Pro, which is much more natural than the results from Photomatix. Then it was run through PhotoTools to get a sort of Holga-like effect. ISO 100 for clarity, f 7.1.
beau rendu HDR , je le trouve doux et pas trop exagéré comme beaucoup de HDR.
ReplyDeleteThe HDR is beautifully done, not overdone as many tend to be. I actually wouldn't have noticed hadn't you told us (all right, I probably don't have a very perceptive eye).
ReplyDeleteGreat treatment, and you kow how much I enjoy your TA series.
What do you mean by 3-shot HDR "FROM A TRIPOD FOR A CHANGE"? Don't you always use a tripod ????
What a brilliant shot Bob, so very clever to keep inventing new angles on this arch each a wonderful view.
ReplyDeleteNice composition, Bob. Where did you add the vignette in the HDR process? I'm a total rookie with HDR stuff. Agree that it's not overcooked like most.
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Impeccable! =)
ReplyDeleteThis is the first time I've seen this something from this series. I really like it! Perfect in black and white.
ReplyDeleteThat ain't Rocky! That's for sure.
ReplyDeleteI like this!
ReplyDeleteI am always blown away by your Arch series.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, another Arch series wonder. I don't begin to understand what you've done but whatever it is, it's visually so effective.
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