Shots from the Fair tonight

[vipgraphx]

18% - Thanks and Yeah I like that corn dog shot to..funny it was one of the first I processed and still stayed in my top choices. When it comes to HDR and processing lighting really makes a huge impact on the outcome of the image. Its hard to work with images that do not offer enough info to process easy. Some of these shots did not have enough info and made it difficult to process. I had to spend more time to achieve a look I could I liked.

Have fun tonight.

 

[18.percent.gary]

18% - Thanks and Yeah I like that corn dog shot to..funny it was one of the first I processed and still stayed in my top choices. When it comes to HDR and processing lighting really makes a huge impact on the outcome of the image. Its hard to work with images that do not offer enough info to process easy. Some of these shots did not have enough info and made it difficult to process. I had to spend more time to achieve a look I could I liked.

Have fun tonight.

I think why I like it so much is that the composition and subject matter just works well, so it naturally looks good to my eye. Alot of times I'll see a photo that I like but not really understand why I like it. I bet alot of times it's just the composition and overall impact. In this case the HDR treatment just makes an already good photo better.

I live near a beach with lots of arcades, casinos, night life, and neon lights etc. I've done tons of long exposures there which came out nice but I never considered using HDR. Again, thanks for the inspiration... I'll give it a try.

 

[Skhigh]

I dont know if you can do that with HDRs but just make the canvas size larger, clone and then fix the tilt..I just tried to do it for you, but I think there is something with the angle you took it at. I straightened it to the grids too...Still cool thou!. (you should make the entrance dark and leave the rocks n bull colored. hehe

The one i did, I left the extra canvas so you know what Im talking about.