A while ago I posted a picture of a shack near where i live. Well, ive since been messing around with HDR and decided that the original shack image could use that treatment. Tell me, what do you think?
I like it a lot. Looks like a scene shot on Velvia 50 and then digitized some way. The composition is nice, and I think that the effect makes an ordinarily stark scene look more interesting. Now, I have to ask: What's HDR, besides a world-wide engineering/architecture/planning firm?
Amazing how this photo seems to have some 3-D effects... the trees and the roof tiles seem to be BULGING and taking up a bit of a rounded shape! Wow. And this is ONE photo of a centred composition where the centred composition works perfectly! nealjpage, if I may just quote myself from out of another thread in which a member asked what is the meaning of HDR?
Thanks for the compliments! Hdr is fun because you can really make some images turn into what your mind saw it as when you took the picture.
Wow, that is an eye catching HDR. Love the colors. Just wish the sky through the doorway was as dak blue as the rest of the picture.
hmm, actually, it hurts my eyes. For me it is wayyy to colourful, like candy or cake which is too sweet to even get a bite down. The HDR plastic like look seems to work here, but if only the colours were less saturated. And no, it is not like Velvia 50 ... Velvia 50 is much more pleasing to the eye ... at least to my eye
Alex, in this case all I can recommend is to have a cup of strong coffee along with this ... erm ... the iced cake ... erm ... too sweet things can thus be flushed down more easily .
Beautiful creation. The HDR and Post Proc'ing is great. Composition doesn't matter when the image is this beautiful.
only well composed images are beautiful. Some might be composed well by accident and without intention though. This one is sort of well composed in my eyes by the way, highly symmetrical, but it serves the scene.
