Found this old abandoned building in Beacon, NY. Light was extremely low, so I went with HDR. 5 exposures; -2, -1, 0, +1, +2. Thoughts please?
Jambulee
Loc: San Antonio del Mar,Tijuana,Mex
preachy wrote:
Found this old abandoned building in Beacon, NY. Light was extremely low, so I went with HDR. 5 exposures; -2, -1, 0, +1, +2. Thoughts please?
I think you need to add a picture
They are there now. Sorry about that!
Jambulee
Loc: San Antonio del Mar,Tijuana,Mex
preachy wrote:
They are there now. Sorry about that!
All right the grunge effect fits the subject very well. Well done
Well, first of all one can readily see the HDR was used.
I think the key to excellent HDR is to hide the obvious.
King, thanks for looking. I appreciate your comment. In my mind, HDR can be used to achieve different results. In some cases (like perhaps enhancing a high contrast landscape), yes, it should be used with a light touch and should not be that overt. In the case with my recent images, I was dealing with extremely low light throughout (with the exception of a very small amount of light coming through the ceiling). I was trying to display how it felt to walk into that room and see the graffiti on the wall, surrounded by broken glass. I felt the grunge look was the best way to go.
Also curious to see if anyone understands my "Butch or Sundance" reference! :)
Jambulee
Loc: San Antonio del Mar,Tijuana,Mex
preachy wrote:
Also curious to see if anyone understands my "Butch or Sundance" reference! :)
Got it 'The Hole in the wall gang'
I agree with you. I think the grunge effect works really well here. Nice job.
preachy wrote:
King, thanks for looking. I appreciate your comment. In my mind, HDR can be used to achieve different results. In some cases (like perhaps enhancing a high contrast landscape), yes, it should be used with a light touch and should not be that overt. In the case with my recent images, I was dealing with extremely low light throughout (with the exception of a very small amount of light coming through the ceiling). I was trying to display how it felt to walk into that room and see the graffiti on the wall, surrounded by broken glass. I felt the grunge look was the best way to go.
King, thanks for looking. I appreciate your comme... (
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Pix
Loc: Cape Town, South Africa
Yep I like this effect, although I would crop the top of the second photo to get rid of the white distracting rectangle and actually also crop a bit of the foreground, just my thoughts.
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Jambulee wrote:
Got it 'The Hole in the wall gang'
Thanks Alissa.
@ Pix, I see your point. I will do that when I get home and see if I like it that way. The foreground can definitely be reduced, but I like the idea of showing the only light source (even if it's a bit blown out).
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