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Downtown Atlanta (don't know the building name).

 
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Sep 11, 2010 16:45 |  #1

The Marquee was copied and pasted from the middle image. This HDR was made with three exposures, but of course, the marquee came out blurry because the letters were moving, so I finished the HDR and then used the center exposure's marquee in a separate layer.

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Sep 11, 2010 16:51 |  #2

Its the Westin Peachtree hotel.


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Sep 11, 2010 19:46 |  #3

Cool, thanks. I also have a natural HDR of it, but I'm more into the pumped up look of HDR, the cartoonish look.

Even still, I need to fix the halos, especially around the trees.


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Sep 11, 2010 22:30 |  #4

This one is probably better. Less halos. But I still have to fix the marquee.

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Sep 12, 2010 17:41 as a reply to  @ MikeFairbanks's post |  #5

I've stayed in that hotel. Very nice hotel.


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