Wow this thread is jumping with activity and great shots lately.
I prefer the higher contrast whether through different taste or monitor settings I can't guess.
I also can't guess the building Sir Les, maybe I don't look up enough. Waterfall Gully kiosk or something in Hahndorf ?
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I also can't guess the building Sir Les, maybe I don't look up enough. Waterfall Gully kiosk or something in Hahndorf ?
Close, but no cigar. It's Thorngrove Manor at Stirling, one of the "Small Luxury Hotels of the World", or so the sign says. Prices start at $780 per night and go up from there. (That does include a continental breakfast, though. Personally, I couldn't give a flying continental....)
Nikon D7000 and a bunch of Nikon stuff — oh, and some Canon p&s's too
Check that it will work okay before you put it on your camera. People have had issues with putting these old lenses on then not being able to get them off again.
Most of my HDRs are done with multiple exposures. This time, I experimented (again) using one RAW file and processed it using Photomatix and CS5. The result of a boring shot after doing HDR and adding some effects: