Stonehenge II HDR

[darktiger]

Here is my first real attempt at HDR. All these are handheld, no tripod yet.

[rczeien]

if those are each multiple exposures handheld, those are darn steady hands you've got

[darktiger]

Originally Posted by rczeien

if those are each multiple exposures handheld, those are darn steady hands you've got

They were multiple exposures (-1, 0, +1), but IS really helps

[curiousgeorge]

Are these composites? It looks like the stones have been overlayed onto the background.

I don't think your darkest exposure was dark enough because you still have blown out parts in the sky.

[Citizensmith]

Where is that? Someone went to a lot of effort copying Stone Henge. They look like they are all poured concrete.

I like the feel of them, but it definitely has a History Channel computer generated feel to it.

[darktiger]

Here is some info on the place.

http://www.roadsideamerica.com/attract/TXHUNhenge.html

[rczeien]

Originally Posted by darktiger

They were multiple exposures (-1, 0, +1), but IS really helps

Nice. IS is still a world I have not yet entered, and to be truthful I'm kind of hesitant. I've got 5 lenses now, all non-IS and I'm worried that I won't be satisfied with them anymore once I get one with it

[Nzshrimper]

hmm Stonehenge has change since i was last there... looks to have regressed in time by say 600 years or so..

and there seems to be hill and houses in the back ground now - bloody developers.

just seen the the clicky.. i see its not real.. who would have known..

[joe445]

Nice job darktiger! I like #3 the best. Again, well done