Just a couple of HDRs C&C?

[banderson]

I took these in downtown Columbus Ohio a few weeks back. Any thoughts?

 

[NorrellPhotography]

Personally, I prefer HDR when it's not so apparently HDR, but tastes vary. More significantly, there's much distortion in the second one. I assume that building on the left doesn't really lean like that.

 

[BlackSheep]

You might get better feedback posting these in the "HDR Discussions" forum on here instead of the landscapes forum.
I don't know much about HDR, but for what it's worth I like the colours but think the images look too unreal (overprocessed?)

 

[banderson]

You might get better feedback posting these in the "HDR Discussions" forum on here instead of the landscapes forum.
I don't know much about HDR, but for what it's worth I like the colours but think the images look too unreal (overprocessed?)

Ohhhh I wasn't sure the way it worked with the new rules. Thanks for the feedback!

 

[jamesbjenkins]

You might want to use the distortion correction filter in photoshop and repost these. It's pretty distracting.

 

[banderson]

You might want to use the distortion correction filter in photoshop and repost these. It's pretty distracting.

Will do! I have no idea why I didn't notice that before lol I will do that once Im not at work...

Meanwhile..I have unofficially moved the thread to HDR discussions : http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/hdr-discussions/279475-columbus-metro-shots.html#post2555466 lol

 

[dandaluzphotography]

You've got some halos around the buildings but aside from that, I like them. You can fix that easily enough with your HDR editor. Also, the distortion is pretty bad. You're angling the lens up to get the shot so it causes that weird leaning appearance. When I take shots like this, I get more of the scene than I actual want so when I fix the distortion, I don't lose parts of the scenes that I definitely want. The picture is cropped as part of the process of correcting the distortion (in CS5 anyway).

I was actually in this very spot once. I was in Columbus for business. I tried to get this same shot, but the sky was blah. Nice city.

Danny

 

[Majeed Badizadegan]

I think they look a tad over-processed.