I think you have done really well! I love the pics. 17, 16, 5 and 1 are pretty good
#15
British Museum
hahaha, go and try ir la, is very cheap anyways.. just make sure you buy the filter for a wide angle lens, and one which is.. certified good under the ir/uv section's sticky.. very fun one!As always very nice shot love the IR too....itchy... itchy...
hey there.. hdr from a single raw, followed by contrast/brightness/exposure/gamma adjustments before usm.this is amazing! wad was yr PP like?
hmm.. one slight problem tho - it's slightly tilted! is it?
Wow that's beautiful..
I like 6,7,8 and 9 the most.
Heck, I like all of them :sweat:
Wow.. beautiful images you have created.. lovely lovely!!
:thumbsup:
man...as always.... nice photos!
#11
Waterloo Place
#16
Regent's Park
not sure if the reply was seen but anywaysGreat pics man... amazing.. how do u study n shoot n pp all at the same time?
Love these two pics.. great compositions.
Hmm as for this pic.. how do u ensure that the foreground is not underexposed? I dun supposed flash was used here?
Keep shooting.. u hv talent man..
not really, sometimes when the dynamic range is wider than what a hdr from raw can render then i will just shoot 7-8 jpgs and use photomatix to combine everything together.Pretty cool series.:thumbsup:
u always shoot in RAW?
not sure if the reply was seen but anyways
for that picture i used hdr.. thanks
not really, sometimes when the dynamic range is wider than what a hdr from raw can render then i will just shoot 7-8 jpgs and use photomatix to combine everything together.
thanks and cheers
How do you manage to shoot 7-8 jpg? tripod and manuall change the shutter? Its super mah fan right?
Also, 2nd question, how you zhng one HDR from RAW? I tried but i didn't know which slider to move. Any tips?
Kudos on a lovely series! :heart: Makes me wonder why I never saw the same things in the way light when I used to study there yrs ago....:dunno: