A couple of HDR's for you

[davekas2]

Here's a couple more HDR's, hopefully you'll agree they're not overcooked as that looks terrible. Hope you enjoy.

Dave

 

[Davor]

I think they came out great, just like you said they are not overcooked. an HDR well done, i also like that building, very nice colors

 

[Trever1t]

HDR works really well with subjects like this, well done and wow!

 

[davekas2]

Thank you for the comments, the buildings are on Grimsby (England) fish docks BTW,

 

[Andy5D]

very nice shots

 

[Frequency]

Nature after rain: i die for it; i love it like anything!!! These images bring me that feeling; even if the feeling is kept aside, these images are really awesome :thumbsup:

Regards

 

[ukneeq]

Great job. I hate how a lot of people over due it with HDR. I like yours though because it looks very natural.

 

[davekas2]

Thanks again, comments appreciated as always,
dave

 

[molested_cow]

The HDR is very nicely done, just not much interest in the subject or composition.

 

[OC_Photographer]

nice work

 

[JG_Coleman]

I must say, it's refreshing to see some HDRs posted on the forum here that don't suffer from any of the various blatant flaws common to the exposure-merging process. No blown out highlights have made it to the final cut, no ghosting, no hideous over-saturation, no blotchy skies.

You can certainly tell that it's an HDR... but in this case, I don't think that's a bad thing. Nicely done.

 

[Conner41]

Those are so freaken cool!!!

 

[spacefuzz]

very nice HDR work, what program did you use or did you blend by hand?

I really like #1 with the pallets leading me into the picture.

 

[davekas2]

Thanks for feedback!

They were 'hatched' in Photomatix, where a subtle HDR was created. They were then finished in photoshop, at least 50% of the pp was dodge & burn.
Dave