Deadwood CC

[Majeed Badizadegan]

I call this shot "Deadwood"
CC welcome

 

[vipgraphx]

Thats cool looks like fantasy land, has a dreamy vibe going on..this is style of HDR that I enjoy. few things I see is the whites in the sun are blown out but from past experience I think its really hard to not have that happen and have to learn how to tone it down without making the rest of the image suffer. I think you did a good job really close to making it flat white. I like the vignette around the image but probably because its how I like to do things.

Over all cool photo , is that snow on the ground?

 

[Majeed Badizadegan]

Thats cool looks like fantasy land, has a dreamy vibe going on..this is style of HDR that I enjoy. few things I see is the whites in the sun are blown out but from past experience I think its really hard to not have that happen and have to learn how to tone it down without making the rest of the image suffer. I think you did a good job really close to making it flat white. I like the vignette around the image but probably because its how I like to do things.

Over all cool photo , is that snow on the ground?

Appreciate your feedback. Yep, it's snow on the ground. As far the vignette, this was the natural lighting at the scene. In essence it produced a natural vignette. Even the originals before processing all had this lighting scheme .

 

[rexbobcat]

Thats cool looks like fantasy land, has a dreamy vibe going on..this is style of HDR that I enjoy. few things I see is the whites in the sun are blown out but from past experience I think its really hard to not have that happen and have to learn how to tone it down without making the rest of the image suffer. I think you did a good job really close to making it flat white. I like the vignette around the image but probably because its how I like to do things. Over all cool photo , is that snow on the ground?

Appreciate your feedback. Yep, it's snow on the ground. As far the vignette, this was the natural lighting at the scene. In essence it produced a natural vignette. Even the originals before processing all had this lighting scheme .

I like it. The lighting really puts focus on the trees and the forest. The colors are nice as well.

I would, however, look in the right top corner. I think that the HDR overemphasized the chromatic aberrations in the photo. If you want, you could go into your editing program and desaturate magentas. That should take care of the problem.

 

[Majeed Badizadegan]

Thats cool looks like fantasy land, has a dreamy vibe going on..this is style of HDR that I enjoy. few things I see is the whites in the sun are blown out but from past experience I think its really hard to not have that happen and have to learn how to tone it down without making the rest of the image suffer. I think you did a good job really close to making it flat white. I like the vignette around the image but probably because its how I like to do things. Over all cool photo , is that snow on the ground?

Appreciate your feedback. Yep, it's snow on the ground. As far the vignette, this was the natural lighting at the scene. In essence it produced a natural vignette. Even the originals before processing all had this lighting scheme .

I like it. The lighting really puts focus on the trees and the forest. The colors are nice as well.

I would, however, look in the right top corner. I think that the HDR overemphasized the chromatic aberrations in the photo. If you want, you could go into your editing program and desaturate magentas. That should take care of the problem.

Thanks for the comment. I see what you're saying and will give that a shot later.

 

[Dominantly]

I like it.

 

[Bynx]

That shot needed a wider lens. Its such a nice scene and the lighting is dynamite. Its nice not having lens flare since you are shooting right into the sun.

 

[pemaleso]

I like it.

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[Brentles]

I love the detail in the grass...It brings a lot of depth to the photo...in my opinion. Great looking HDR!

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[kousPhoto]

I like it I can't wait to start experimenting with HDR. I have looked in to it a little but still unsure how to do it...is it pretty much 3 bracketed exposure shots and then you need a program to layer them? What do you all use? tips?

 

[manaheim]

meh. Boring, but then I find most landscapes boring.

 

[MatteoSaeed]

it's nice, but I don't find the HDR power in it yet

 

[Joel_W]

What an outstanding Landscape. I do agree that wider angle of view would have really helped the overall composition as you cut of the top of the dominant tree. The setting sun is perfect without any lens flare. Strong, natural color, and saturation comes right through to the viewer.

I'm in the camp of using of HDR to bring the full Dynamic Range succeeded perfectly.

 

[manaheim]

What an outstanding Landscape. I do agree that wider angle of view would have really helped the overall composition as you cut of the top of the dominant tree. The setting sun is perfect without any lens flare. Strong, natural color, and saturation comes right through to the viewer.

I'm in the camp of using of HDR to bring the full Dynamic Range succeeded perfectly.

Seriously? Outstanding? Why?

 

[Majeed Badizadegan]

meh. Boring, but then I find most landscapes boring.

Seriously? Outstanding? Why?

Seriously? Troll much? Why?

I resisted responding to your first comment giving you the benefit of the doubt that you weren't trolling. But obviously you are. Seriously find something better to do. I'm not defending my photo, because i will happily accepted yours and anyone else's CC. But I am addressing your trollish tendencies which I've seen from you in the past.

I recall very recently giving you thought-out positive feedback on one of your wedding threads. And I get "boring" and trolling.

Thanks.