TaxiMom Loc: Central Oregon

Metolius OR Taken 10/20/11

Looking South Into Town


Looking North Into Town

TJ Loc: Austraila, Toowoomba.

HDR and Photoshop, if you want word class shots you need one or the other if not both.........go see a site called.....one eye land.....and see for your self's

RiverNan Loc: Eastern Pa

is that your blog?

dreist Loc: New Vienna, Ohio

I like the 1st pic of the waterfalls but, the color looks "dinghee,dirty?" to me.
Love the colors and sharpness of the 3rd pic :thumbup:
Shoot..........the 2nd is good too :)

My change

TJ Loc: Austraila, Toowoomba.

hey riverman hows thing's? My blog haa i wish, before september this year i didn't even know what an f/stop was or even how to change exsposure levels so i spose you could say iv'e been doing this for just over a month now, any way go have a look at one eye land it'll blow your mind im sure........happy shooting riverman, hope to see some your shots soon,oh and welcome............

Jeanhdl

Beautiful job Jeff! Great shots!

Jeanhdl

Great captures!

RiverNan Loc: Eastern Pa

blog is cool....I have some photos up already...mostly in H2O...this forum has so many topics! I also have a blog if you want to look there. No where near as good as one eye though. Just some photos and blurbs...all shot with Olympus...
www.delawareviews.blogspot.com....Thanks for the welcome...I seem to be spending alot of time here when I should be outside shooting...ha

pixurit

A visit to the pumpkin farm with my granddaughters.

Just Look!


Pumpkin Patty Cake


Amazing

jjmoran Loc: Middletown, DE

pumpkin photos

caturkey3 Loc: Planet Earth

What gorgeous photos... :thumbup:

RiverNan Loc: Eastern Pa

I like what you did with black and white and red hair piece.....very nice.

pixurit

Thanks. Had to do something to it! The glare from the pumpkins made her look very orange, so b/w. I still wanted a touch of color, hence the hair bow.

D2hundred

They're HDR. Processed to look surreal.[/quote]

More than half of them are HDR processed. This would make me feel inadequate as I am HDR-challenged, but I mostly also don't like it. I am clearly in the minority on this issue, so what it ultimately means is I'm just not going to win any contests if that's what judges want. That's okay. I'm not terribly competitive about my photography. I like it when people enjoy it, but I don't need official recognition.

Most HDR looks phony to me. I am told it's possible to use it without it looking so fake. I am sure I'd like it better if it wasn't so obvious and probably best if I could look at a picture and see a picture ... not "ah, HDR." I actually LIKE soft colors and textures, but it's not fashionable. I hope it will come back into style. I miss it.

Anyway, I figure HDR iis fine if it's what you want. As for me, I live here on Earth, so I'll think I'll stick with pictures that look like like home.[/quote]

I wouldn't worry too much. HDR is a good tool if it isn't overused. It's like getting a haircut, if you can't tell you've gotten one it's a good one. Likewise HDR, if you can't tell, it's a good photo, IMHO. I looked at the originator's website to see what kind of photographer she is and I think she'll judge it fairly based on the photograph and not the process.

Jon Erdmann Loc: Kalispell, MT

While out the other evening Oct 19th and yesterday Oct 20th I shot some of my city Kalispell, MT and the reflections of Leisure Island located just down the road from my house.

Kalispell Hotel


Inside of the Split Rock Cafe


Leisure Island Reflections