Going through some older images, and decided to reprocess them with HDR

Sunset in Fiano (Tuscany), Italy


Zugspitze, from the front of our hotel in Grainau, Germany

....and I, docrob, love yours! Thanks for the insight (no pun intended)- that may be why I love the "grainy b+w" art scene selection on my Olympus so much. Have a great one, will ya?

Hey Docrob-
Just started posting a few days ago, and actually have 2 b+w's in the gallery entitled "black and white in Siena, Italy"- I favor b+w slightly.

Your comment about more texture has piqued my interest, and, not to sound like a moron- what exactly do you mean?
Thanks,
Kurt

"Grainy black and white" option on Olympus E-620

Door Handle, private residence, Siena


Pottery studio

Stumbled onto this website over the weekend, and had a great time ogling everyone's images! I'm a photo enthusiast or hobbyist, and anxious to get advice/critique/ help with my stuff. I'm VERY color blind, so I tend to be heavy-handed with saturation. I also just started dabbling in HDR, and, like my talk-box in my guitar rig, will tend to overuse it until people start shouting "enough!"

took this a few years ago at a Civil War re-enactment in PA; processed in HDR as single image


my daughter on her horse at Devon Horse Show


UCONN Women's rowing team, jr.varsity 8- my daughter's 6th from left

For some reason, I couldn't post to the "introduce yourself" folder, so I'll try here. I'm a "photo-hobbyist," so I'm looking for any and all feedback. I am REALLY color blind, so I tend to oversaturate my images. I also recently went to a HDR seminar, and, I promise, I'll try to control the HDR beast in me!

my daughter on her horse at Devon Horse show, single image HDR


image taken at a Civil War re-enactment in PA, again with hdr processing


UCONN Women's rowing team, jr.varsity 8- my daughter's 6th from left