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Aug 05, 2011 14:15 |  #1

Here is a couple of HDRs that I done, with a more natural look.

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Hope you like them.

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Aug 05, 2011 17:54 |  #2

I really like the 2nd one. looks great.


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Aug 06, 2011 03:37 |  #3

In # 1, the pastel colours of the cottage are OK but I think the greens of the trees & bullrushes are way overdone. To my taste anyway.




  
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Aug 07, 2011 14:22 |  #4

agent_O wrote in post #12884361 (external link)
I really like the 2nd one. looks great.

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Aug 07, 2011 14:24 |  #5

thomatis wrote in post #12886351 (external link)
In # 1, the pastel colours of the cottage are OK but I think the greens of the trees & bullrushes are way overdone. To my taste anyway.

Thanks I will tone the greens down a bit.

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Aug 07, 2011 15:33 |  #6

I like #1 better than 2 but wish you shot it portrait like the other so you could see more of the reflection.

I agree with thamatis but if you take some saturation out of the yellow you will reach the desired effect.


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Aug 08, 2011 09:29 |  #7

J-Blake wrote in post #12892766 (external link)
I like #1 better than 2 but wish you shot it portrait like the other so you could see more of the reflection.

I agree with thamatis but if you take some saturation out of the yellow you will reach the desired effect.

Thanks jon i will give it a go :)

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Aug 08, 2011 16:44 |  #8

I like #2 best, I like the colors and I like the fact that my eyes can't help but follow the grass to the dock and to the background. I think you did a great job of using the composition to lead the eye to the background. Of course, as Jon stated, I'm curious what it would have looked like as a horizontal shot. But, I think it is a great shot as-is.


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Aug 09, 2011 12:24 |  #9

TGrundvig wrote in post #12898957 (external link)
I like #2 best, I like the colors and I like the fact that my eyes can't help but follow the grass to the dock and to the background. I think you did a great job of using the composition to lead the eye to the background. Of course, as Jon stated, I'm curious what it would have looked like as a horizontal shot. But, I think it is a great shot as-is.

Thanks for taking the time to look and reply TGrundvig and I am glad that you like #2.

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