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Causeway c&c

lenco75 · 2008-08-17 12:01:46

3 stop hdr on another overcast day. Comments welcome. John

17-08-2008 12:01pm

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3 stop hdr on another overcast day. Comments welcome. John

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#2 17-08-2008 2:06pm

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it's far too overprocessed. do you have the original shot handy?

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#3 17-08-2008 3:25pm

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HDR isn't exactly my cup of tea, so I'm not sure what to make of this. I look at it and it seems soft, even though when I look for where, I can't find anywhere that looks like its been softened.

The treatment around the "hill" to the left is a bit obvious too, very bright. I know it's a pitfall with HDR, but I reckon it could be done better, there.

It's a nice scene, but I think it would benefir from different colours and treament.

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#4 17-08-2008 4:21pm

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This was a previous version, Looking back the other version is so overcooked, one of those late night things where you loose perspective. Thanks for your input. John

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#5 17-08-2008 6:50pm

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+ magicbastarder

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#6 17-08-2008 7:22pm

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My initial reaction was WOOOOOOOOW

I really really love it! even if it is over exposed!

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#7 17-08-2008 7:40pm

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I actually like the over processing on this.

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#8 17-08-2008 8:33pm

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makes me think of Led Zeppelin.

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#9 17-08-2008 9:47pm

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I like both the processed and the original version. The processed one is very moody and would look great printed with black framing.

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#10 17-08-2008 10:05pm

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Oh no- yet another version. This is a slightly toned down version of the b/w one. Haven't printed any of these yet so there'll probably be a couple more versions- the long road.

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