Canon 40D and the HDR photos

[MrMolnes]

I've had the Canon 40D for some time now and would like to show some of the HDR photos that I've taken with the camera. If someone would like to see other photos you can visit the photoblog or the SmugMug gallery:

• Photoblog: http://www.rubenmolnes.com
• SmugMug: http://rubenmolnes.smugmug.com

Hope to hear some comments, positive or negative!

 

[KariP]

In the gallery you had several really good shots - such that they were not immediately HDR - just looking good . Those images with something green were of some reason unnatural - or even surrealistic.
B&W images were really good - technically especially
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Kari
SLR photography started in 1968, 40D since 2007, and now 7D !
60.21 N 24.86 E

 

[MrMolnes]

Hello KariP!

Thank you for the comments about the gallery photos!

The ones you mention as surrealistic are some of the first HDR photos I took. And I keep them in the gallery to see my own progress and path. They are indeed surrealistic

 

[MrMolnes]

Hello again!

Uploaded a new HDR photo and hoping for some more C&C! And as mentioned in the first post, you can also view more photos in the blog and gallery.

 

[rdspear]

I like the photo, though I wonder about the "HDR" tag - there doesn't seem to be enough dynamic range here that it couldn't be captured in a single image. Was the sunlight from the right extremely bright?

If so, I guess the question indicates that the process was well executed, as I can't tell.

At the other extreme, the last two images seem to be glowing from the processing - too much for me.

 

[MrMolnes]

Hello rdspear!

The images was composed of 3 exposures, handheld. To keep the brick wall from "floating" into the pilars in front, I darkened the back to get a more feel of depth to the image. This was mid-day, and the light was bright, but not harsh.

The last two images? I guess you talk about the first images at the SmugMug gallery. Glad to hear you comment about them, they were one of the first HDR images I processed (must be moving on two years now)

Thank you for the comments