Industrial HDR Mk 2

[g0wex]

Thanks very much for all your comments on my last thread http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1022&message=33711701

The general consensus is that the images were a little on the bright side and would benefit from a bit more shadow detail, I've gone back to the drawing board and tried to make them a bit more gritty and dark, I quite like the resulting images which I know won't be to everyone's taste, but hey you can't please all the people all the time and I enjoyed playing so here goes with version 2

all with the E3 and 7-14 @ 7mm









Thanks again for your input

Steve

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[jkrumm]

I like this version better, I think, a combination of real and unreal. Full-on hdr images with no shadows do sort of look the same after a while, like flea market velvet paintings, but other treatments, including "out of camera" natural, can get repetitive too.

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[Bruce Clarke]

Subtle difference, but I prefer those Steve. I'd be interested to see one drastically low key, still with shadow detail, but it may not work with the lighting you had.

Bruce
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[OlyG]

Wow! I really like these. Care to share your workflow?