Binny Craig

[Dougie]

This a polarised shot at a knoll called "Binny Craig". Using f/16 for the right shot, bracketing was used as well to two stops.
Sorry here is the link.........

 

[LaFoto]

Pssst.

(Put up the photo, too, please!)

 

[The_Traveler]

This a polarised shot at a knoll called "Binny Craig". Using f/16 for the right shot, bracketing was used as well to two stops.

Is this an HDR shot?

 

[Dougie]

This pic is untouched. I try not to do any enhancements at all. It was taken with only a polariser, camera set to f/16, it's the first time Id tried any shots like this. I took a few at this angle ata the time, this appears to be the best one.

 

[The_Traveler]

This pic is untouched. I try not to do any enhancements at all. It was taken with only a polariser, camera set to f/16, it's the first time Id tried any shots like this. I took a few at this angle ata the time, this appears to be the best one.

Sorry I was unclear. I didn't understand what you meant by 'bracketing was used as well to two stops.' I thought perhaps you had bracketed the exposure on either side and merged the 3 exposures using the High Dynamic Range feature of PS.