The Landscape Thread

[Prospero]

Here's a picture of the standing stones of Brodgar on the Orkney Islands (a group of islands above Great Britain).
It is a HDR made of a single raw file. I planned to use more than one picture, but for some reason I couldn't allign the different picture.

[Bynx]

Nice shot Dennis. Any chance of seeing that second picture?

[Prospero]

Nice shot Dennis. Any chance of seeing that second picture?

Thanks Bynx.

There is no second picture, what I planned to do for this one was blend multiple exposures, but here I couldn't get that to work, so I made different exposures with the RAW converter.
Anyway, the technique I used is described in my HDR tutorial (link is in my signature).

[Syndam]

All shot with a Canon A630.

Northern California

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Southern Oregon

[D Thompson]

Here's a picture of the standing stones of Brodgar on the Orkney Islands (a group of islands above Great Britain).
It is a HDR made of a single raw file. I planned to use more than one picture, but for some reason I couldn't allign the different picture.

Very nice shot. Good use of HDR too.

[Prospero]

Very nice shot. Good use of HDR too.

Thanks Dennis, I'm glad you like it.

Here's another shot of the vacation, taken at Loch Ness.

[iamaelephant]

Here's a picture of the standing stones of Brodgar on the Orkney Islands (a group of islands above Great Britain).
It is a HDR made of a single raw file. I planned to use more than one picture, but for some reason I couldn't allign the different picture.

Man, that's one of the best pictures I've seen here. Awesome!

[Geoff Chandler]

Thanks Dennis, I'm glad you like it.

Here's another shot of the vacation, taken at Loch Ness.

OK - So what did you do to get the 'Nessy' in the pic??
Looks good BTW

[Bynx]

Geoff, Nessie shows up same time every day. All you have to do is bribe her with Oreo cookies.

[Prospero]

Thanks a lot for the compliment, iamaelephant

Thanks Geoff. Getting Nessy in the picture was really no big deal. If you drink enough whiskey, she will usually appear, sometimes with her sisters. Getting a picture of the phenomenon is a bit more difficult, though...