The Farmhouse
- Duckworth Farm - Rochdale - England -
Cannon EOS 400D 18-55mm.
5 shots for HDRI. Tone mapped with Photomatix.
I'm interested in people's views on the 'Photomatix look' using the detail enhancer. Can it make photos more like the eye sees? Or should it only be used for an 'artistic look'.
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Muddy Tracks
Stephen Leary
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mike snead 15/05/2009 11:03
atmospheric and rustic.fine photo.
mike
Sergio Pessolano 13/01/2009 20:19
I am intrigued a lot by the HDR technique, also if it recently has become a sort of trend. One of these days I will try to perform something about. Actually I can't say more. However you done an excellent work.BRYAN CRUTE 13/01/2009 12:27
Im not a HDR user but it always seems to work well on buildings such as this . well composed and with this editing a worthwhile picture. well doneRegards
Bryan
Inez Correia Marques 07/01/2009 22:30
I LIKE THE EDITING.. IT SUITS THIS TYPE OF SCENE ! WHAT OTHERWISE WOULD HAVE BEEN A BORING PHOTO, IS NOW A GREAT ONE ! I LIKE IT A LOTDragomir Vukovic 05/01/2009 20:09
great it isFrank Cecconi 05/01/2009 14:28
Nice subject + pic, Stephen. I'd probably take this into photoshop and saturate the colours a fraction more, remove power lines, crop out the tank, and perhaps even add a vignette...;-)redfox-dream-art-photography 02/01/2009 16:38
Very good!bw, redfox
huthmarkxx 30/12/2008 23:32
Nice hdr, good perspective. Like it.Stephen Moss 30/12/2008 20:25
I dont know about the technique but this looks good to me...a nice rural image.