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HDR is similar to Jimmy using the theremin. It's not the main instrument, but in the right time and place, it works. Using it all the time would be a bore. I to, was not a fan of HDR, but I think my analogy works. My short experience with it, I feel it works best with landscape/cityscape photos IMO. That's why I was very surprised at the results I got for the top B&W photo.
I do enjoy using it in the right time and place. Again, IMO, it doesn't work with 85%-95% of the photos I take. There are quite a few photographs you have taken where it would give the photo a different feel and look. I enjoy your work.
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HDR is funny, some photos I think it might help, actually hurt it. It's a crap shoot, although I've only been using it for about a week. The B&W at the top is also HDR, that photo I didn't think HDR would help, and to my surprise it did.
Do you have experience/use HDR?
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Yes, I just added the program to Aperture.
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Thanks Dandu, there are some great shots in this thread. We have a lot of people here with very good eyes.
Train Kept A Rollin'
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Down by the Seaside....
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Zepette, He was walking by, I take a lot of photographs in NYC of people walking by. I try to catch them on the side of the frame opposed to centering them. Like I did with these two at Occupy Wall St a few weeks ago.
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Is the Invisible Man coming to life or transforming into invisible? I took this yesterday at Grand Central Terminal.
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^^^^Spectacular^^^^^^
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Thanks BD, I walked around NYC for about 5 hours yesterday, shooting foliage and people. I like the bee flying away, that bee gives the whole feel to your photo.
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As Time Goes By
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I took these photos while a magazine photo shoot was happening in Central Park NYC. (opps, sorry, I already post the first photo before)
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...with the bottom photo? Love the sky and the guy/gal way in the back.
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Beautiful black & white's and I like the last one with the shadow.
Thank you redrum. I enjoy taking B&W photos, you get more of a "feel" for what's happening.
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It's not the "real" HDR which uses at least three different shots w/different exposures. It's done on one photo, so no tripod needed. Here's the link to the program I'm using. http://www.hdrsoft.com/
Very nice photographs above, I especially like the middle one. Are the first two the same area but different sides of the hill?
Here's some photos from yesterday I took at the NY Botanical Gardens. All have the HDR added to them.