Cruizin and Hanging out.

THORHAMMER · Jan 7, 2007

After I got home, I noticed there was so much dynamic range with all the lights/moon etc that Im suprised it came out at all..

I will prob expirament with blending exposures pretty soon, just takes more time... lol

notelliot · Jan 7, 2007

gorgeous shot.

LaFoto · Jan 7, 2007

This one's wonderful!
And gives me ideas for a photo I once took ... I never THOUGHT about converting it ... seeing this, though, I think ... :scratch: .... just think ... that I might. And if only to see the effect!
So this one's also very inspiring!

brujeria · Jan 7, 2007

nice lines in this shot, i also love that old car in the forground

night/lowlight shots are hard to get sharp, you did a great job.

LaFoto · Jan 7, 2007

Oh well

... mine just does NOT look good after I played with it and converted it in a way in which I have never converted a photo to b&w before and played even more and more :cry:

Since "my" moon was behind a thin layer of clouds, it now looks all wonky.
I'm not sure I'm ever going to show you my pic ... sniff-sniff.

Time for bed, anyway.
School re-opens tomorrow. Must be up early!

Sw1tchFX · Jan 7, 2007

yeah, it looks really vintage.

THORHAMMER · Jan 7, 2007

Thanks for all the comps !!!

to be honest I did do a lot of dodging and burning on this too.

Also when I shot it I was allready thinking black and white.

sometimes many times a shot doesnt work color OR b&W nothing you can do

about it... sniff sniff... lol ( i wish it werent so.)

email it to me lafoto if your shy, I still want to see it...

woodsac · Jan 7, 2007

I dig this one :thumbup:

The car adds a lot to the shot, giving at that nostalgic feel. But for some reason, I really like that there is a person visible too.

Something that is really overlooked, is b/w HDR. I played with this in Photomatix a bit. If you shot it in RAW, it has lots of potential. But, I would still recommend shooting again and bracketing. Looking forward to more if you try again.