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Published: 2006-05-26 14:20:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 1198; Favourites: 30; Downloads: 179
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another HDR experiment.. 6 images at 1/3EVRelated content
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I live in a country of tall blocks instead of little pretty huts. It fascinates me how the green roof tiles flow over the broken hole like fluid.
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is that a wallpaper of bricks... outside the house??
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because it isn't really graffiti until there's a giant penis on the wall...
House has seen better days
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interesting, the penis never fails to make an apperance. I love how the grass looks, HDR rocks!
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Such vivid colors, I really love this shot
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this format is incredible i cant wait to get my new camera so i can start working on this process....Your pictures are amazing...
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amazing.. what i like the most are the shadows...... its interesting.
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Totally awesome! I have no idea how you did this, but it's amazing! I LOVE IT
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that is really cool. I love the colors too
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good work
well composed nice and simple but very good and effective
nice lighting and contrast⦠the HDR really payed of here⦠so well lit
good tones too⦠love the strong saturations, help the mood and feel
well shot!
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Great photo... The house seems like made with plastic... Very nice use of the HDRI... I'm quite new using HDRI Shaolin Technique... Don't you know why Photoshop CS2 Tell me that is imposible to make an HDR image? It tolds me something about it need an action... May be HDRI process requires an action that isn't installed with Photoshop? So I use the manual HDRI Shaolin Technique, with layer masks...
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I faved this before commenting. The HDR effect really brings out different dimensions to the image. There's an "unrealistic" effect on this, makes you do double-takes and examine details closely.
General impact comes from the all the sharpness of lines coming at you. There's also a sense of "distortion" I'm getting, but perhaps that's only me.
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Ok... the sky is what grabs me, really! It's gorgeous, as is the roof. Wow! Guess I'll have to go read up on this HDR stuff.
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Astonishing. ...I can hardly believe it. Made any prints yet?
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Wow, those colors are really awsome. Great job with this photo, I love it! I think my favorite part about the photo is the green roof, when I first saw the photo I was kind of confused because It looked like grass at first glance, pretty cool photo.
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Wow this is crazy! It looks like the building is melting! I really like the colors too.
Please forgive me of my ignorance but what exactly is HDR?
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Hmm.......I'm a little on the fence when it comes to HDR. I have seen some good stuff done with it, but some I think are a little over done and don't look real for me. But hey, thank God we're all different and like different things.
Sorry Mr Skinner, can't quite get my head around this one, but hey, I love the graffiti you managed to pick up.
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6 shots in HDR?
Really incredible tonality throughout.
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oo.. wow. hdr rox. hahaha, well.. you are doing well here.
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What happened here? It looks all warped, like the ceilings / walls got too soggy & caved in. Huh. The blend of colors is extraordinarily vivid, though. Great job.
TeraLink Was Here!
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Very well done! As with astrophotography, the more you stack the better it gets. I did one the other day with 6 as well. Turned out rather cool as well. Had it only been on a nice subject and not some test I was playing with it would have been even better.
Keep it up bud. Your shots are awesome.
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I like this shot, the colours the textures but I'm going to have to ask, and once you tell me, I'll probably feel foolish. What is HDR?
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High definition, maybe, but it still doesn't look real. Why would anyone put a faux brick facing on a wooden wall? Bizarre. And that's a most attractive graffito you've caught there too...
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It's High Dynamic Range, not High Definition 
Both Toadsmoothy and the much missed Fulcanelli have showed us faux brick facings on wooden walls before - I think it must be a US/ Canadian thing.
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I knew that - don't know where my brain went as I typed that comment...
And yes, Fulcanelli is indeed much missed
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Wow! Is that place for real?! The HDR really gives it a fairy-tale look, and the roof looks like it's melting anyway! Awesome colours - love the way the roof looks like it'll soon be grass...
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wow that's great; awesome colors
I love the sky
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Wow! HDR really paid off! I love the depth to it...
How did you get the final exposure in PS?
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I am in love with the texture, and color of the roof...
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