For some time I have been going to investigate HDR (High Dynamic Range) photography but kept putting it off until I read MTWaggin Blog and she inspired me to get learning and have a go. So I grabbed my camera and went for an afternoon walk in winter to our local little lake. Here is my first effort at HDR.
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| Dennis Lake, Daisy Hill, Qld. |
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Its a start but I have lots to learn yet.
I don't know how you did this and what it is but the result is great !
ReplyDeleteLooks great to me. :) I didn't even know about it.
ReplyDeleteDiane, I know what you mean by HDR. Never done it myself, but you have been fiddling, and photos do look different.
ReplyDeletethey look perfect to me, i have not learned HDR either and i love it. i cheat sometimes and do a pretend HDR in picmonkey. these are great.
ReplyDeleteStill very good shots.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
I don't understand. They all look good to me. But there is something different about them. Kind of.. dynamic!
ReplyDeleteDiane, I like the photos! I think this way the photos are more "alive", perhaps more depth to them. I am not that far into photography, but I guess it can grow to want to know more!
ReplyDeleteHI Diane, I'm finally back and following you! I have looked at MTWaggin's blog and swing between her photos and yours still trying to get my head around the concept. I trust it will come to me in time, as I love new ideas in photography. Your photos are very good.
ReplyDeleteKudos to you for giving this a go. I'm still in two minds about it, it looks great on some subjects but weird on others. I think these have come off pretty well.
ReplyDeleteI'm familiar with HDR but haven't tried it yet. I like the results in your photos Diane, especially the second one.
ReplyDeleteI keep hearing about HDR but still not really sure what it is. Your shots are lovely so I will have to investigate.
ReplyDeleteI love these photos. I don't know what HDR (High Dynamic Range) photography is but sounds interesting.
ReplyDeleteI love trying out new concepts Diane ... especially if it improves the end results on scenes where part of the pic is a bit washed out Sounds like something I must try
ReplyDeleteHmmmm! Lovely photos of the Lake etc. Seems that HDR is not well known from the comments. I can't see any difference. All your photos are excellent.
ReplyDeleteI suppose "Grosvati" is on cloud 9 with the 7th Wimbledon crown of the FedExpress? This is the first year that I have not got up to watch even one
match live. I think it is called - AGE!!!
Cheers and great "HDR" (???) photos
Colin (HB)
Absolutely gorgeous photos. I just want to sit there all day.
ReplyDeleteThat is all over my head, but I love the second photo down that you have taken. Have a great week. T'other Diane
ReplyDeleteWhat stunning captures of a beautiful place!
ReplyDeleteI'll clearly have to click on the link to investigate as I've never heard of it. Nice pics though!
ReplyDeleteDon't know what it is but love the pictures -- you are a role model for not being afraid to learn new "stuff".
ReplyDeleteDiane, you are brave to try all these new tools and photogrpahy lessons. The lake shots are pretty, well done! I am as with everything it takes practice and more practice. Have a lovely day.
ReplyDeleteWhat great photos loved them makes me want to go and see these places in person
ReplyDeleteI'm impressed that you are learning to shoot HDR images. I haven't tried HDR, but I thank you for the link to the tutorial. One of these days I may give it a try.
ReplyDeleteHDR is something I haven't tried but wanted to. I learn best when someone shows me rather than reading but will give the link a look-see.
ReplyDeleteLove that reflection shot!