Flowers/Floral Stuff

[Osmer_Toby]

 

[HollandHusker]

 

[anton980]

This is an HDR composition made from 3 exposures. No filters were used.

And here are the 3 shots that were used to compile that HDR:

 

[Osmer_Toby]

hey- i like that techniqe, alot! care to give a little more detail for procedure?

 

[anton980]

Hi, Osmer_Toby. It's pretty simple, actually. Download a program called Photomatix, take at least 3 exposures of the same subject with varying shutter speeds, so the middle exposure is properly exposed, and you have at least one overexposed one (so all the shadowed areas read very well) and one underexposed (for the bright spots, like clouds for exterior shots that always get blown out or windows in the interior shots). Then load all those images into Photomatix, generate an HDR image, then go to tonemapping. There you'll find a bunch of settings you can modify to get different look of a photo. That's about it. Just remember - you have to make sure all exposures lign up, so when you take pictures - your subject has to be perfectly still. It's also usefull to use a tripod for this. Good luck with HDR photography! I enjoy it greatly!

 

[Bogdan Dinca]

and the rest

thanks for any feedback

 

[srobb]

Well, let's see what I can dig up. :lmao: :lmao:


Asiatic Lily

Hollyhocks

Purple Conelfowers

Salvia

Yellow Canna

 

[JeepGirlSurf]

Here are some of mine

 

[rosescope]

Hosta​

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[M Brex]

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at euroflora, in genova

 

[ShavedMonkey]

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[shanstar]

my little brother made this in his metal shop at school.

and my boy bought me this when we went out to eat.

 

[ernie]

nice pictures in this thread ... here's my contribution
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an orchid

 

[LongDucDong]

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[auer1816]

Not my best, but it's something. Plus they were taken with my old camera (pre dSLR). You can click the pictures for technical details.