Montana HDR Photos -- Mission Valley
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Nice work. You have convinced me to go ahead and get the NIK software. And, no, it isn't necessary to post both before and after--some do, but not usually. I think most folks are interested in finished products.
Apr 11, 2016 12:19:14 #
Great job. Beautiful images. I like the composition on all of them. The HDR treatment is great.
Jack
Jack
Apr 11, 2016 18:08:21 #
MT native wrote:
Used Nik Collection HDR software for the first time. Posting to this site for the first time. Does the posting always have to be before and after? These are only "after" photos as you can see. Photos taken on the Ninepipe Reservoir last fall.
Rather nicely done.
--Bob
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Apr 23, 2016 20:55:44 #
MT native wrote:
Used Nik Collection HDR software for the first time. Posting to this site for the first time. Does the posting always have to be before and after? These are only "after" photos as you can see. Photos taken on the Ninepipe Reservoir last fall.
great job like them all :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
Jun 15, 2016 10:00:51 #
MT native wrote:
Used Nik Collection HDR software for the first time. Posting to this site for the first time. Does the posting always have to be before and after? These are only "after" photos as you can see. Photos taken on the Ninepipe Reservoir last fall.
Just absolutely gorgeous images..... could you share what camera and lens was used; stunningly sharp and processed perfectly.
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Jun 2, 2019 21:46:11 #
Kaib795
Loc: Maryland, USA
Not trying to sound off negatively but I find my eye always going to the sky in each shot. This is always a problem with HDR because you can create so much color. I like how we can be creative and be artistic but it still comes down to what is the subject in the shot. Is it the sky or what's on the ground. I would use a gradient mask to tone down the sky color so you focus on the scene, which is very good and would bring the eye back to the teepees.
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