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Ever looked at your exposures for a HDR and thought: "Not worth processing"? This happened to me with this one. I did it anyway and it surprised me and turned out to be one of my favourites! :-) The sky was very cloudy that day, there was a huge shadow and therefore high contrasts, so I decided to try some exposures for a HDR. And the result shows quiet clearly what HDR can achieve when a single shot canīt show what your eyes saw... Iīll post the exposures of this one, too, and you will know what I mean.

Spot: Austria/Vorarlberg/Brandnertal/Kanzelköpfe/Gamsluggen (View to Switzerland). Want to see the other side, too?
3 Exposures (2step), tonemapped, handheld (I wouldnīt have dared to handle a tripod where I stood - had to handle myself) ;-)
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the background is so amazing, it makes the picture so great even I don't find the front part interesting... but I could stare at the background like enchanted
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:iconsigapix:
Many thanks - I know what you mean! I think itīs the contrast between the soft green hills and mountains in the background and the rough and naked stones in the foreground that makes the pic work. :)
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=greglief Sep 24, 2010  Hobbyist Photographer
Very well done. I particularly like that it seems quite natural, unlike some HDR.
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:iconsigapix:
Many thanks, Greg! Yes, daylight-landscapes look better if you donīt exaggerate the HDR-effects. It damages the sky sometimes and causes halos round the mountains - thatīs what I learned so far... ;-)
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=greglief Sep 24, 2010  Hobbyist Photographer
You did a fine job with this! I haven't done any HDR myself, though I have experimented with blending two images (basically a digital version of a graduated neutral density filter). Perhaps one of these days...
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:iconsigapix:
Itīs definately worth a try - hope to see your results then! ;-)
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Mood: Love ~MuthaFuckinJaimie Sep 22, 2010  Hobbyist Photographer
I checked out the exposures too, they all came together very nicely. Love this shot!
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:iconsigapix:
Many thanks, glad you like my work! :hug:
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~MuthaFuckinJaimie Oct 4, 2010  Hobbyist Photographer
You're welcome!
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~primulatook Sep 22, 2010  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
amazing
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