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    Snowy Hill and Tree

    Two versions... can't decide which one I like best. Two images below... each created using a 3 image HDR. I would like to hear which one TPF prefers!

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    There are only two. Not three.

    I strongly prefer the first one just because of the composition. The second one is too tight IMO.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Destin View Post
    There are only two. Not three.

    I strongly prefer the first one just because of the composition. The second one is too tight IMO.
    Two? Three?... you must mean the 3 shot HDR comment? Three exposures.. combined.... lol! Unless you are pulling my leg!

    Yea.. I actually like #1 better too.. Thanks!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Destin View Post
    There are only two. Not three.

    I strongly prefer the first one just because of the composition. The second one is too tight IMO.
    Two images below... each created using a 3 image HDR.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cgipson1

    Two? Three?... you must mean the 3 shot HDR comment? Three exposures.. combined.... lol! Unless you are pulling my leg!

    Yea.. I actually like #1 better too.. Thanks!
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    Quote Originally Posted by oldmacman View Post

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    The white doesn't read as snow to me. Of the two, I like the first best. It has a better distribution of visual weight.
    Thanks!... I was trying to keep the contrast a bit lower on the first ( I am bad about going a bit heavy on the contrast!) and tried to get the brightest highlight around 245 or so. The snow is actually patchy and thin.. we have had some warm weather.

    I probably should have shot 1 or 2 stops brighter on the high end.. to give the HDR software a bit more to work with. But I got called to a Fried Chicken dinner, and had to decide which was more important! (bad excuse, I know!)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Destin View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by cgipson1

    Two? Three?... you must mean the 3 shot HDR comment? Three exposures.. combined.... lol! Unless you are pulling my leg!

    Yea.. I actually like #1 better too.. Thanks!
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    #2, mind blowing. Works for me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LightSpeed View Post
    #2, mind blowing. Works for me.
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    I'm for #2.
    I like the added detail in the subject.
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    Wonderful images and excellent shot first images is favorite for me !!
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    I greatly prefer #1 due to the higher contrast between tree and sky and the greater visual weight you gave to the ground.

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    #1 is my vote, also. I like the contrast between the sky and the tree, and also, in #2, the tree is SO dark that I feel like it loses some of the detail of all those little branches going every which way, particularly towards the bottom left side of the tree (photo left, that is).
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    I love horror movies very much... so i like image #2

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