Would you like to see more?
I've been experimenting for a while with HDR. Regular followers will know that I started out a couple or so years ago on my b&w work, where it suited the image.Recently I moved onto using it in the digital darkroom with colour shots, but haven't published much until now, preferring first to play around until I'd mostly mastered it. Well, I don't claim to be there yet, but I feel comfortable enough with the technique to start to publish.
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| Plymouth Barbican by Night, August 2011 |
On a different note, I believe that I've bumped into a compositional issue with this shot, one where composition and the desire for "pretty colours" are in conflict. I won't say what it is because I don't want to influence you but if you do spot it, I'd love to know (after all, I may just be being paranoid, hehe!).
I'll leave it a few days, and if anyone has commented about it, I'll say what I mean in reply.
Post by: +Mark Highton Ridley
comments / critique / feedback/ likes / tweets / +1s ..are always welcome :)
4 comments:
I know Im wrong, and only an amateur, but i seem to be looking at 2 pics together.
I know Im rubbish at this Mark.
I really don't know what you mean, Stewart - where are the two that you're seeing?
Incredibly beautiful and powerful photo which blurs our sense of the difference between reality and illusion.
looks surreal even magic!
I love the vibrant colous here and the blending of three different exposures is fantastic!
What a dynamic range of exposures and a pretty fancy result!
Looking forward for more!!
Keep up the magnificent work!
Betty
Awesome work! I have tried night HDR in the past with minimal results - too much noise. Worse, yet, I lost my Photomatix HDR program when I switched to a new PC box. DO I repurchase Photomatix, or go with a different HDR platform?
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