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A cool Fall Autumn image to share!

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Triplenickle

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Oct 10, 2005
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TInkers Creek Gorge at Sunrise....

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Others Fall images in the same gallery here: http://galloimages.zenfolio.com/p172029725

Mark
 
That's amazing! It's actually still too bright and fake looking for my tastes, but I appreciate how well done it is. :) Normally I hate HDRs.

Here's two photos. They're just normal photos, and look WAY better in Safari. Firefox really isn't very good for viewing photos. :rolleyes:
 

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here's what I think:

-composition is not interesting
-tree to right has glow around it
-woods in the middle look super flat
-colours are too over the top and uneven

^just my opinion, ignore if you like
 
All the reasons above are why I think I like it haha. I'm a sucker for eye candy even if it is totally off from the reality of the photo.
 
thr33face said:
here's what I think:

-composition is not interesting
-tree to right has glow around it
-woods in the middle look super flat
-colours are too over the top and uneven

^just my opinion, ignore if you like
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Thanks. Photography is very subjective, but based on feedback from many others, your comments are polar opposite to the majority. BTW, there is not a "glow" on the tree, that's light.... it was early SUNRISE.... I would suspect your monitor needs calibrated.

Abstract said:
That's amazing! It's actually still too bright and fake looking for my tastes, but I appreciate how well done it is. :) Normally I hate HDRs.

Here's two photos. They're just normal photos, and look WAY better in Safari. Firefox really isn't very good for viewing photos. :rolleyes:
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It's called the "painterly look". I prefer this look when doing HDRs.

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Marblehead Lighthouse- October 2008
 
I prefer that one, that's really good actually and if there was a larger image I'd use it as my desktop.
 
Triplenickle said:
Thanks. Photography is very subjective, but based on feedback from many others, your comments are polar opposite to the majority. BTW, there is not a "glow" on the tree, that's light.... it was early SUNRISE.... I would suspect your monitor needs calibrated.
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Actually, he's right. There is a slight glow around certain parts of the image. However, I said I enjoyed your photo a lot, and one of the reasons is because the glow isn't bad at all. It's not very noticeable, and certainly not distracting.

I still prefer my photos without the HDR treatment. I'd rather get one-in-a-million shots that rely mostly on luck and natural circumstance when it comes to lighting and situation, rather than make the situation more perfect than it was in reality.
 
Abstract said:
Actually, he's right. There is a slight glow around certain parts of the image. However, I said I enjoyed your photo a lot, and one of the reasons is because the glow isn't bad at all. It's not very noticeable, and certainly not distracting.

I still prefer my photos without the HDR treatment. I'd rather get one-in-a-million shots that rely mostly on luck and natural circumstance when it comes to lighting and situation, rather than make the situation more perfect than it was in reality.
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Well, I was there.. the light was as depicted...it was an uneven lit sky as it was early sunrise....
 
Love both photos. Would use either as my desktop if you could get them to 1920 x 1200 (hint hint)...lol.
 
thr33face said:
here's what I think:

-composition is not interesting
-tree to right has glow around it
-woods in the middle look super flat
-colours are too over the top and uneven

^just my opinion, ignore if you like
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I like it, but I think the glowing tree (and over saturated right half) takes away from the water on the left which adds more interest, for the eye to search into the distance. But I still like it :)
 
Damn, those are really nice pictures! I really wish I knew more about photography. All of the pictures I take always look so amateur-ish compared to ones I see on the net.
 
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Wow these are amazing!
What wonderful work you have done! :)
 
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