Old Henrey Ford Plane

[JRE313]

Another Noob Try at HDR

Equipment= Canon T3 rebel
Lens Used=Sigma 10-20mm f/4-5.6 EX DC HSM Lens
Exposures=3
Location=Henry Ford Museum (Dearborn Michigan)
Workflow= PhotoMatix, Adobe PhotoShop Cs5, Nik Color Efex= Glamor Glow & Tonal Contrast

Let me know what you think

 

[vipgraphx]

Coool it's going to be nice when you have a wider lens. Ima still say your you need to work on your blacks..

 

[kamerageek]

I agree that a wider shot would have been nice.

I've always found the museum pretty bland. You did a nice job of adding some spice to you photo.

 

[vipgraphx]

Here is what I am talking about. What I mean about the blacks. Some pictures need more and look better grungie and some look better not as grungie. I think this processed image looks realistic but yet painterly as if someone could have painted it.... Just my opinion though always keep that in mind when I am not a pro and do not have the final word in HDR as to me HDR is an expression of oneself.


airplaneA by VIPGraphX, on Flickr

 

[vipgraphx]

Just noticed that you do have a wide lens. 10-20 that's pretty wide. We're you at 10mm?

 

[DCMoney]

Here is what I am talking about. What I mean about the blacks. Some pictures need more and look better grungie and some look better not as grungie. I think this processed image looks realistic but yet painterly as if someone could have painted it.... Just my opinion though always keep that in mind when I am not a pro and do not have the final word in HDR as to me HDR is an expression of oneself.


airplaneA by VIPGraphX, on Flickr

I absolutely love this picture, IMO best HDR I've ever seen!

 

[Bynx]

Yes nice job on that one Vip.

 

[vipgraphx]

Bynx and DCMoney thanks!! Can't take all the credit because JRE313 had great exposures to work with. I also think this is one of my favorite processing's I have done, I have created a new method from what I was doing and also I think the forum has helped me mature more in my processing skills.

Thanks again.