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If you look back through my archives you will find this same view made some years ago (probably easiest to find it through the tag cloud.) I returned to make this new HDR because I feel that I have a much improved mastering of the technique these days. Three frames were shot (hand held) to make this in Photomatix.
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@Mauro Brando: Not quite "full on" but a little more vibrant than the last post.
@Phil Morris: Yeah I find that most metals respond well to HDR.
@Hiro: Not too lively Hiro?
@Ana Lúcia: Really.....you think so? Thank you.
@Gemma Wiseman: Yes the HDR kind of elevates some architectural shots, and injects new life into some others.
@STEED: Yeah, this reminds me of a shot I made in Neal's Yard in London three or so years ago.
@Shaun: I wasn't aware that you had visited this part of the world Shaun,
@Nicou: Je pense que le traitement HDR rend l'endroit meilleur que dans la vie réelle Nicou.
@Ruthiebear: Yes I think it is somewhat improved.
@mike miller: Immensely changed Mike, as far as I can remember.
@Devi: All round an improved vision, but still with the same vibrant colours.
@Jean-Luc T.: Oui, je suis content que vous soyez d'accord.
@grouser: Has a tornado passed through Ludlow?
@Steve Rice: I think I've learned a fair bit about tone mapping now, that I can produce what I see in my head for others to appreciate.
@Irene: Thank you.
PENTAX K100D
1/500 second
F/8.0
ISO 200
27 mm (35mm equiv.)