Post your HDR images:

[blaydese]

Paint chips look cool.


Peace! 8)

 

[Krob78]

I've been dabbling with HDR for some time, and stalking these forums without posting/registering for the past twelve months. Here are a couple more recent HDR photos I've done-- nothing special.

HDR Campfire

Govan Schoolhouse HDR (East/Central WA state)

Spokane Riverfront Park HDR (Monochrome)

Nice Spiffy!

 

[Krob78]

It's time to call the maid...

MxM

Interesting room MxM.. have you processed any B&W's as well? looks like a great image for some contrasty b&W images... Really like it!

 

[@!ex]

It's time to call the maid...

MxM

To be honest I don't think this particular image is really benefitting from HDR, in fact I would argue that it is hurting the image.

There isn't a very high dynamic range in this composition, in fact I'm sure you could have probably gotten all the highlight and lowlight values in this shot from a single exposure. It seems that you are using HDR to simply amplify the detail contrast to accentuate the grungyness of the scene. The main problem with this is that now you have enhanced the micro contrast of the area of the picture that is out of focus causing the bokeh to become very nervous and distracting (the opposite of what bokeh should be).

If you want the micro contrast in the foreground there are many ways to achieve this effect without global hdr on the entire image. Just my constructive criticism.

 

[MxM]

@blaydese and Krob78, Thank you!

@alex, the funny bokeh is caused by someone who walked in the same room (bend/jumpy floor) that caused my tripod to shake al little bid. (didn't exclude the false exposure) This one in not the best picture I agree, but still wanted to share it with you people.

 

[Sporgon]

Shot taken from the top of the Bowder Stone in Borrowdale, English Lake District. The stone is a huge lump of rock about 30' high, and has often been thought an erratic, though it looks pretty clear to me that it's fallen off the mountain side.

Taken on 5D mk2, 17-40 L. Hand blended exposures in photoshop.

 

[serendipidy]

Shot taken from the top of the Bowder Stone in Borrowdale, English Lake District. The stone is a huge lump of rock about 30' high, and has often been thought an erratic, though it looks pretty clear to me that it's fallen off the mountain side.

Taken on 5D mk2, 17-40 L. Hand blended exposures in photoshop.

Lovely...so tranquil.

 

[CTJohn]

Baptist Church, Cades Cove, Great Smoky Mountains

 

[Old Sarge]

Baptist Church, Cades Cove, Great Smoky Mountains

Beautiful picture. Much better than any I have done of that church. This year I'll have to try an HDR shot of the inside.

 

[woodenpunch]

Here you go

 

[Sporgon]

Here you go

Nicely done, very real

 

[woodenpunch]

Here you go

Nicely done, very real

Thank you very much!

 

[Click]

Here you go

That's the kind of HDR that I like. Well done.

 

[jwilbern]

Catskill Mountain Sunset from Rensselaerville, NY. by jwilbern, on Flickr

 

[wysiwtf]

3 Shot, 5DIII + Sigma 35 f1.4

 

[gferdinandsen]

Congreso, Buenos Aires, HDR

 

[khowie]

a little different application

 

[Click]

a little different application

That's very good ...And welcome to cr

 

[vscd]

 

[mycanonphotos]

Up at Cerro Gordo Ghost Town, California
outside

inside (love what you done with the place)