Sunny field

[KongKurs]

Have been away from the Landscape & Cityscape forum for a while, to fool around with HDR.

Last time I was out shooting for HDR, I took this frame just before I went back home. Turns out none of the HDR's were good enough, but I quite like this.. Thoughts?

 

[LaFoto]

It looks wonderfully "summery" - and it is yet another "Portrait of a Landscape", as it were - even with little red flowers at the bottom
Now IS this HDR or is it just one exposure? It looks like it could have been done with one exposure only, I say.

 

[KongKurs]

It looks wonderfully "summery" - and it is yet another "Portrait of a Landscape", as it were - even with little red flowers at the bottom
Now IS this HDR or is it just one exposure? It looks like it could have been done with one exposure only, I say.

Thanks for the comments.
This is just one exposure, with subtle edits of vibrance, noise and contrast in Lightroom.

 

[LaFoto]

Yes, I thought so. Well done!
If you want to understand the reference I made to the "Portrait of a Landscape", you might want to go here http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/landscape-cityscape/295151-portrait-landscape.html - maybe

 

[KongKurs]

Yes, I thought so. Well done!
If you want to understand the reference I made to the "Portrait of a Landscape", you might want to go here http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/landscape-cityscape/295151-portrait-landscape.html - maybe

Thank you very much!
Ah yes, mine's a bit flatter though

 

[LaFoto]

Well, I guess you were "at home" when you took yours, not travelling? Like I was when I took mine!? Around here, where I live, there wouldn't even be as many "hills" as there are in your photo!

 

[KongKurs]

Well, I guess you were "at home" when you took yours, not travelling? Like I was when I took mine!? Around here, where I live, there wouldn't even be as many "hills" as there are in your photo!

You're right, just up here in flat Denmark.. And the above photo is as hilly as it gets within a 50 km radius or so..