Left Behind.

[TheReal7]

I went out last night for a short sunset drive.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2097/3533048580_936959e626_b.jpg

[Gapton]

WOW

Just wow.

Thats all of my comments lol

[AprilArchambeau]

I just fell in love with this picture. :)

[howaboutnow]

Very nice!

[Stealthy Ninja]

Like it... but I'll be a jerk and say. MORE SKY please. :)

[nuffi]

Like it... but I'll be a jerk and say. MORE SKY please. :)


LOL.


I like it too.

:-)

[TheReal7]

Thank you very much everyone!

Like it... but I'll be a jerk and say. MORE SKY please. :)

haha. I actually had more sky and cropped it to this version. I'll revisit it but I think the rest of the sky wasn't adding anything to the overall image.

[Stealthy Ninja]

Thank you very much everyone!



haha. I actually had more sky and cropped it to this version. I'll revisit it but I think the rest of the sky wasn't adding anything to the overall image.

Post it here (no need for the frame). :)

[lavanut]

Great shot! Nice color & composition and lighting. Is it a composite/HDR shot?

[TheReal7]

Thank you. Yes, it's an HDR. :)

[MattMoore]

Too much HDR on the ground, not enough on the clouds IMHO.

[Stealthy Ninja]

Too much HDR on the ground, not enough on the clouds IMHO.


IMHO you're wrong. :p

Any more HDR in the clouds and they'd start to look fake. But hey, that's my opinion. ;)

[photoguy6405]

Very nice, as usual. You have such an incredible eye.

[MattMoore]

IMHO you're wrong. :p

Any more HDR in the clouds and they'd start to look fake. But hey, that's my opinion. ;)

I never said to the point of it looking fake, I simply said "not enough". From the looks of it he has a pretty wide margin to play in before crossing over to overdone.

IMHO the ground is too overdone. But what do I know?

[drums4monty]

What a fantastic shot. Now when I take shots like this why do they not turn out like this?

[MattMoore]

What a fantastic shot. Now when I take shots like this why do they not turn out like this?

You mean your HDRs?

90% of it is getting a good shot (well...several bracketed shots). The rest is pretty easy (once you figured out the "photomatix formula" that works with the shot).

Google "stuckincustoms" for a good tutorial. You will need photomatix at a minimum, but photoshop is a good compliment for final tweaks.

[HappySnapper90]

Well it's over sharpened on my monitor. And I don't get excited over a bale of hay, sorry. The photo doesn't do anything for me since the foreground is weak and the sun and background is very far away.