Another from Lake Shore Drive, Chicago
Jun 7, 2016 12:57:31 #
This one didn't have moving cars to worry about -- Also three bracketed shots hand-held...
Jun 8, 2016 09:19:50 #
Interesting architecture, to say the least. However, the appearance is a tad harsh and unrealistic. If that is the look you were trying to achieve, you did well.
--Bob
--Bob
mallen1330 wrote:
This one didn't have moving cars to worry about -- Also three bracketed shots hand-held...
Jun 8, 2016 10:37:47 #
rmalarz wrote:
Interesting architecture, to say the least. However, the appearance is a tad harsh and unrealistic. If that is the look you were trying to achieve, you did well.
--Bob
--Bob
Yes. That is what I was trying to achieve. Here's the mid exposure for comparison. I though it needed "perking" up...
Jun 8, 2016 10:57:19 #
I love the slightly surreal look - after all, anyone willing to live in that kind of humanity-packed mini-space has to be a bit out of normal 
I would prefer to have the sky show a bit less of the effect, so as not to compete, but love the buildings with the millions of windows and stories behind them.
I would prefer to have the sky show a bit less of the effect, so as not to compete, but love the buildings with the millions of windows and stories behind them.
Jun 8, 2016 11:23:07 #
Linda From Maine wrote:
I love the slightly surreal look - after all, anyone willing to live in that kind of humanity-packed mini-space has to be a bit out of normal
I would prefer to have the sky show a bit less of the effect, so as not to compete, but love the buildings with the millions of windows and stories behind them.
I would prefer to have the sky show a bit less of the effect, so as not to compete, but love the buildings with the millions of windows and stories behind them.
I don't usually "cook" shots with tonemapping, for my real estate agent clients, but this was just for me... We were showing our buyer client a studio condominium unit on the 17 floor with a wonderful view of Lake Michigan. $250,000 for a one room with bath!
Jun 8, 2016 11:26:58 #
mallen1330 wrote:
I don't usually "cook" shots with tonemapping, for my real estate agent clients, but this was just for me... We were showing our buyer client a studio condominium unit on the 17 floor with a wonderful view of Lake Michigan. $250,000 for a one room with bath!
And no doubt a hefty monthly condo assoc. fee? Ah, but it's the location that matters!
Jun 8, 2016 13:56:11 #
mallen1330 wrote:
wonderful view of Lake Michigan. $250,000 for a one room with bath!
wonderful view of Lake Michigan. $250,000 for a one room with bath!
WoW....., that's really CHEAP!!
In SF, ANY view would cost at least a $1,000,000!! LoL
SS
Jun 20, 2016 11:39:27 #
Hi, Mallen,
I think the "punch-up" of this image was very effective!
Dave
I think the "punch-up" of this image was very effective!
Dave
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