Who can resist exploring a rickety dirty old shed? You never know what kind of things you might find (or may not want to find ;-)). C&C always welcome as usual. Thanks for looking! Thanks for looking! NJ
I love it, how do you achieve that cartoony look? Know of any online guides that I could learn from? I've tried HDR before but mine never comes out as good as that.
Thanks photofiend. I appreciate your comments very much! Hi Timmaaaay, Thanks. It is sort of a different process every time. It depends on how you want to do the tone mapping after the HDR merge. There have been some good HDR tutorials posted on the forum already. Here are a couple that come to mind: http://www.popphoto.com/howto/3038/how-to-create-high-dynamic-range-images.html http://thephotoforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=79744 Hope this helps.
Another cool HDR NJ! The one thing that takes away from it for me is the red building behind. Inside the shed looks like a cool sketch but the red building still looks like a photo. Just my opinion, still think you did a killer job.
I know the chair is obviously the focal point, but my eye keeps goign to the red building in the background. The foreground is wonderfully gritty, but that red is just so distracting. If that window was blown like the door, I think you would have been golden.
No reason why the red building is different. It just kinda came out that way in the tone mapping. To be honest, I didnt really notice it was that much of the difference, but I can see what you mean. Thanks for commenting! I can definitely see your point. Thanks for the good critique. Thats exactly what I need. Thanks!
