Let's see your Los Angeles shots

[Tee Why]

Hmmm, all this time and no collection of members shots of Los Angeles.
I'll start it off, but let's see other members shots here.
From Mulholland Drive in Hollywood looking south towards downtown.
http://tomyi.smugmug.com/photos/149593564_ZW4fG-L.jpg

From Griffith Observatory overlooking downtown.
http://tomyi.smugmug.com/photos/272982041_ZfkU6-M.jpg

[streetsilence]

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2361/2178498070_02f463d2d5_b.jpg

3rd St. Los Angeles, taken from 400D with kit lens, processed in photomatix!

[Tee Why]

Hey, nice shot, I've one from inside the car.
http://tomyi.smugmug.com/photos/224222651_dvZmF-M.jpg

[siddr20]

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2361/2178498070_02f463d2d5_b.jpg

3rd St. Los Angeles, taken from 400D with kit lens, processed in photomatix!

So this was a series of three shots and processed in photomatirx??

[kevcrab]

Hi,

Streetsilence...can you tell me more about your fantastic capture....how you did it..settings and post...love it:D

[streetsilence]

First of all, thanks for the compliments. Highly appreciate them. Secondly, this was taken from my Canon 400D with 18-55mm kit lens. This was taken in raw format and uploaded into Photomatix, where it was converted to three exposures. Then I selected tone mapping and started fiddling with the settings. I then take it into Adobe Lightroom where I pretty much control some of the contrast and nothing more than that. When I take it into lightroom, it gives it more of a subtle hdr look. Better than those overly saturated hdr images (i think). Let me know it this helps at all. And thanks again for the positive feedback. Peace!

[T.D.]

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2361/2178498070_02f463d2d5_b.jpg

3rd St. Los Angeles, taken from 400D with kit lens, processed in photomatix!

Wow! I love the colors on this one. I'll bet it would print up beautifully on metallic paper. Nice job.

[The ChangoMan]

Downtown LA!

http://img47.imageshack.us/img47/3241/p3582255634oq5.jpg

Strong color! maybe too strong.

http://img47.imageshack.us/img47/5356/p5305484504qq0.jpg

:cool:

[Tee Why]

Changoman, where is that second shot from? I'm not familiar with that vantage point.
Nice stuff too.

[krb]

Changoman, where is that second shot from? I'm not familiar with that vantage point.
Nice stuff too.
Looks like the hills between Glendale and Pasadena. Great shot and very cool to see a different vantage like that.

[streetsilence]

T.D., I can't wait to print this one out. I took it a while ago, but haven't even thought of printing. Thanks for the compliments. I think you inspired me to print. Peace!

[usingthejohn]

Here's a few. Nothing as great as others, but I'm satisfied for now.
http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z114/usingthejohn/Downtown/haveaniceday.jpg
http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z114/usingthejohn/Downtown/7thandfig.jpg
http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z114/usingthejohn/Downtown/figueroa.jpg

[bhunter417]

Lamborghini on Rodeo Drive

[Tee Why]

Looks like the hills between Glendale and Pasadena. Great shot and very cool to see a different vantage like that.
I thought it looked familiar since I live in Pasadena.

[Tee Why]

[quote=usingthejohn;6152154]Here's a few. Nothing as great as others, but I'm satisfied for now.
Oh I love shooting downtown. I should do it more often.

[Clearlight]

This was taken from my Canon 400D with 18-55mm kit lens. This was taken in raw format and uploaded into Photomatix, where it was converted to three exposures. Then I selected tone mapping and started fiddling with the settings. I then take it into Adobe Lightroom where I pretty much control some of the contrast and nothing more than that. [snip] Peace!

Thanks for sharing your technique. It's an incredibly well done image. I f'ing love the simplicity of it. Great work streetsilence.

[streetsilence]

Thanks for sharing your technique. It's an incredibly well done image. I f'ing love the simplicity of it. Great work streetsilence.


Anytime. I'm all about learning right now and if i can pass down some of the techniques i've learn, then why not. Also, thanks again for the compliment. I highly appreciate it. Peace and Keep Creating!