A Stormy Evening Over the Bay
Jun 24, 2020 10:33:04 #
I had a chance to get out yesterday evening in hopes of catching a great sunset through broken clouds in between storm systems. Well, as Florida weather so often does, the clouds didn't play as nice as I wanted them to. In hopes of not coming home empty handed, a storm system was just coming through and this was the result.
Comments and suggestions always welcome!
Storm Over Perdido Bay by Tony H, on Flickr
Comments and suggestions always welcome!
Storm Over Perdido Bay by Tony H, on Flickr
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Thank you all for the comments! I'm a little relieved I was able to convey the mood and overall feeling that I had when taking the picture.
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tradio wrote:
Very nice. How long was the exposure?
This was created with three bracketed exposures and merged together with the algorithms of a program called Luminance HDR. The longest exposure was 5 seconds, and the other two were 1/s and 3/s if I'm not mistaken. When I get back to my personal computer, I'll dig up the EXIF info if you want it.
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Jun 24, 2020 15:46:38 #
johngault007 wrote:
This was created with three bracketed exposures and merged together with the algorithms of a program called Luminance HDR. The longest exposure was 5 seconds, and the other two were 1/s and 3/s if I'm not mistaken. When I get back to my personal computer, I'll dig up the EXIF info if you want it.
That's OK. I noticed that the water was smooth as if there was a ND filter involved but the three image HDR explains it all.
Very nice outcome.
Jun 24, 2020 15:56:34 #
tradio wrote:
That's OK. I noticed that the water was smooth as if there was a ND filter involved but the three image HDR explains it all.
Very nice outcome.
Very nice outcome.
Yeah, these were all taken around sunset, and the clouds blocked out most of the light so I didn't need an ND filter to get the long'ish exposures. I did apply an ND grad in post processing in a couple places to enhance the mood a little.
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