New York Bridges in HDR

[yanz]

Hi. It's great to see a separate forum for HDR photography. I think i posted few of these pics before, but wanted to repost them here and get your critique. Thanks in advance!

http://images25.fotki.com/v943/photos/5/55129/4251478/NYCHDR2ajpg-vi.jpg

http://images25.fotki.com/v950/photos/5/55129/4251478/NYCHDR1-vi.jpg

http://images26.fotki.com/v958/photos/5/55129/4251478/NYCHDR3a-vi.jpg

Yan

[ccc_javier]

#2 is the best one

[HybridUK]

I love number 2.

Fantastic! What lens etc did you use for these shots?

[JC4]

Another vote for #2. Great image, and processing.

[yanz]

Thanks everyone for your great comments!!!
HygridUK i am not exactly sure but i think i used canon 10-22 for the second and third shot and 24-105 for the first shot.

Yan

[Kronie]

all are nice but #2 gets my vote as well.

[canonloader]

I remember these shots. They are still good, and they are what caused me to learn what causes the stars. :lol:

[zacker]

i think they are all awesome... very nice!!

[Tee Why]

nice series

[yanz]

Thanks everyone!!!! All of your comments are greatly appreciated!
Canonloader glad to help :)

Now I really want to try HDR panorama in that area. I hope I will have sometime before it gets really cold here.

[creme.brulee]

I love all three. The HDR doesn't seem so overwhelming nor overly "fake" (for the lack of better term)

[luigis]

Excellent, more votes for #2!

Luigi

[Mstic]

hey yans, what software did you use to do the hdr stuff? thanks in advance.

[Jpiano]

Really great work! The 2nd picture is the best IMO.

[Steeltowndubber]

#2 looks good... I feel like I can reach out and touch the railing...

[yanz]

Thanks again!!! Mstic i used this tutorial to create these images http://www.backingwinds.blogspot.com/2006/10/how-to-create-professional-hdr-images.html Give it a try.

Yan