Bowen Field House
It has been a long time since I updated my website. I have been busy with men and women college basketball season. I’ll post some of those later. Today I have another HDR experiment that I did as a pert of a personal project that I made for myself. I’ve been shooting sport for a long time and I don’t want to stick to one type of photography. This was suppose to be an experiment for later real shoot, but because it took a lot of work I decided to stick with it for a while until I shoot a better on in the summer. Standing on the roof of the parking structure at EMU campus...
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A shot I took before the game last Saturday with Tokina 11-16 f/2.8. I love this lens!
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I got my hands recently on the ultra wide lens Tokkina 11-16 f/2.8. Wide angle always been my favorite style to shot. With 11mm is as widest as you can get without getting a fisheye effect. I’ve been experimenting with it for couple days and the results were awesome. I really like this lens. IT’s sharp and fast. Here is a couple shotes with HDR processing…
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Here is an HDR photo I took yesterday during SSU National Day celebration. I took three frames, I processed the photo with Nik HDR Efex. Then a LOT of photoshop post processing to balance the exposure between outside and inside. This is a first version, I may work on a second version once I finish all the projects that I have on hand right now.
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For the last two weeks I’ve been experimenting with HDR in many places with different situations. Last night I’ve been hanging out with my friends at Tim Horton coffee and I noticed the different colors and the change in tone. I thought I may try a hand-held camera HDR which was a bad idea. I took 3 frames of the corner you see above and process them with Photomatix+Aperture. Now, I learned a lot from the experiment. First, don’t shot HDR without a tripod, although I got a decent photos in the past but when all you have a low light, it will be hard to get the sharp and...
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