Post Your Best HDR Photo

[Kombi]

This picture is from a month or so ago, I shared it in another thread (Here)
but at this time I consider it my personal best HDR



and a couple from yesterday just for fun

[Steph]

I'm not quite at your level yet and it doesn't look very natural (esp the clouds) but I like it a lot. It's made 15 shots (3 AEB * 5 sections) and converted into a pano with PS. It was the stunning view I had from my room during my latest trip in southern France.



Any advice welcome!

Cheers,
S.

[Sheiky]

Thanks Jan. I try to make HDRs look as natural as possible. The human eye + brain together can process such an incredible dynamic range. To me that's the allure of HDR...trying to approximate what we can see.

I have exactly the same idea of HDR. However I must say that I also like the artistic ones, but I'm just not good at them

This picture is from a month or so ago, I shared it in another thread (Here)
but at this time I consider it my personal best HDR

That's a great shot! If I can make one suggestion... Try to get rid of the blues on the black car. Especially on the wheels. I personally think it's a little distracting. The rest of the photo is pretty good. Cars sometimes have weird windshields. I have had a weird effect in them on some of my HDR's(sometimes even more visible with a polarizer filter). You certainly don't in this case. The reflection is nice.

I'm not quite at your level yet and it doesn't look very natural (esp the clouds) but I like it a lot. It's made 15 shots (3 AEB * 5 sections) and converted into a pano with PS. It was the stunning view I had from my room during my latest trip in southern France.



Any advice welcome!

Oh come on, don't sell yourself short man! I think you did a great job there. Making a nice HDR isn't too easy, but making a HDR pano is a whole different story. My advice: keep on going!

[Sheiky]

My latest attempt. I only took 2 of the 3 shots for this one, because the horses where moving too much and I got too much ghosting. I only took the -2 and +2 exposure shots.


Sunset Lauwersmeer by Jan Paalman, on Flickr

[Mark Elberson]

My latest attempt. I only took 2 of the 3 shots for this one, because the horses where moving too much and I got too much ghosting. I only took the -2 and +2 exposure shots.


Sunset Lauwersmeer by Jan Paalman, on Flickr

Hey Jan, I'm just noticing this now but man is this gorgeous! I think 16'' x 20'' minimum is in order :-) This may be a good metallic candidate.

[Sheiky]

I wouldnt say this is my best HDR but I still think its alright. I really struggled with the sky, but I think my composition works

Nice shot, it works for me

I very seldom do HDR, but thought I would give it a try for this shot:

"Waterfire" in Providence

Superb shot Stephen, really like all the different lights.

Hey Jan, I'm just noticing this now but man is this gorgeous! I think 16'' x 20'' minimum is in order :-) This may be a good metallic candidate.

Thanks Mark I wouldn't charge you for printing one and framing it...just so you know

[nvitalephotography]

I wouldnt say this is my best HDR but I still think its alright. I really struggled with the sky, but I think my composition works



IMG] Untitled_HDR2 by NickVitalePhotography, on Flickr[/IMG]

[NFLD Stephen]

I very seldom do HDR, but thought I would give it a try for this shot:


Waterfire HDR by NFLD Stephen, on Flickr

"Waterfire" in Providence

Stephen

[Kayaker72]

Here's my first HDR (in camera)....


HDR-0377 by kayaker72, on Flickr

Taken with a 3-stop reverse ND filter.

[Sheiky]

Amazing shot Brant! Really liking the natural look You should definitely take more of those