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View from Clontarf in HDR
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I know a lot of you hate HDR especially when it “pushed” but I don’t care :)
Hi Mark,
I like the look of this.
To my eye it looks like a very good night shot.Personally I think photographers should do whatever they are happy with themselves.
I’m no expert on HDR but I would not have thought this HDR had you not mentioned it.
Either way what does it matter.Nice one,
John.
Thanks John. I have seen some interesting discussions regarding HDR on this and other sites and it seems to have the “marmite” factor. I am a fan I have to admit. Especially for images taken at the height of the midday sun when you are supposed to wait til the golden hour :)
This shot doesn’t have the normal HDR look so unless you said it I doubt I would have copped it. However, the clouds seem a bit strange to me. They appear to be pin sharp whereas the tops of the mountains aren’t. As both are a good distance from the camera I would have expected them to have the same sharpness. Maybe it’s because I’m expecting this to be a long exposure shot and usually clouds display motion blur in these.
Good spot fergus. There were no clouds in the sky so i was experimenting with cloud brushes in ps. Nothing wrong with your eyes :)
Not overdone at all, and I do like it, I also noticed something strange with the clouds, nothing
I could put my finger on though! :lol: maybe it was they look like white fluffy clouds but are
not white! Nice overall image though.
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