Hello I am new to this forum, but old to HDR.

[pixelwhip]

Hi I am new here but have been baking HDR's for a few years now as I am obsessed with dynamic range.

Please have a look at some of my work, any cc &/or questions are much appreciated, pretty much every landscape in there is composed of 5 or more bracketed exposures. I used to use photomatix, but nowdays prefer to 'enfuse' my brackets rather than use tonemapping.

Http://Www.500px.com/pixelwhip

 

[ann]

Are all of these HDR? Since you are posting in the HDR section, why not pick out one or two that represent your work as it will be easier to evaluate lour work and give back useful information

 

[pixelwhip]

sure, here's 3 more recent ones (2013) that i'm happy with.

500px / Photo "under citylink Pano" by mark burban
500px / Photo "autokunst" by mark burban
500px / Photo "Collingwood Council Flats HDR panorama" by mark burban

 

[weepete]

Nice, there are more than a few crackers you have on it. With the three links you posted:

1. "undercitylink pano" I looked at earlier and found it ok, if a bit boring. Now I've looked at it again it strikes me as a good use of strong compositional lines which I didn't see at first but now I have they are pretty cool and the shot is really well composed. I do think that some kind of central focal point to grab my attention from the off.

2. "autokunst" i like compositionally but the colours look a bit weird to me, don't know why though.

3. For the win! I really like this one, can't fault it with good compsition and great lines and good use of colour

 

[Ilovemycam]

Beautiful work.

Welcome!

I like HDr as well. Love hyper real for street shooting.

 

[jake337]

I liked these two landscapes from your 500px account the most. I also followed you. Nice work.

500px / Photo "Gertrude Street Projection Festival 2012" by mark burban

500px / Photo "Bangkok Traffic" by mark burban

 

[pixelwhip]

thanks for the feedback guys, much appreciated!

Nice, there are more than a few crackers you have on it. With the three links you posted:

1. "undercitylink pano" I looked at earlier and found it ok, if a bit boring. Now I've looked at it again it strikes me as a good use of strong compositional lines which I didn't see at first but now I have they are pretty cool and the shot is really well composed. I do think that some kind of central focal point to grab my attention from the off.
I agree with you here.. I have some ideas to refine this method to make the foreground more interesting (i think that's the problem; there's too much of nothing in the foreground.

2. "autokunst" i like compositionally but the colours look a bit weird to me, don't know why though.
i am puzzled why these colours crept in also, it must have something to do with the lighting, i rarely get that effect..