Thurne Windpump, Norfolk Broads

coolcat · 19th March 2017, 13:40

outdoor 2 hdr thurne wind pump by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr

Rocket · 19th March 2017, 14:50

I like this a lot Jeff.

I faved the HDR version Flickr a few days ago.

Great shot

coolcat · 19th March 2017, 15:29

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Originally Posted by Rocket

I like this a lot Jeff.

I faved the HDR version Flickr a few days ago.

Great shot

Thanks Paul,

Toned this version down a little as I think I might have gone a little OTT with the other edit

Gate Keeper · 19th March 2017, 18:07

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Originally Posted by coolcat

Thanks Paul,

Toned this version down a little as I think I might have gone a little OTT with the other edit

If your happy with that Jeff, then I am happy as well. One of the Mac edits I use, enables exposure to be brushed in, using light or dark strokes, plus non-destructive in its use. I suspect you also have such a tool to hand

(not Lightroom and not Photoshop)

coolcat · 19th March 2017, 18:12

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Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

If your happy with that Jeff, then I am happy as well. One of the Mac edits I use, enables exposure to be brushed in, using light or dark strokes, plus non-destructive in its use. I suspect you also have such a tool to hand

(not Lightroom and not Photoshop)

Hi Phil,

Apart from Lightroom I use the Nik collection plug ins which is all the editing I need for my requirements

Gate Keeper · 19th March 2017, 18:25

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Originally Posted by coolcat

Hi Phil,

Apart from Lightroom I use the Nik collection plug ins which is all the editing I need for my requirements

Understood Jeff. Not everyone appreciates the value of HDR, but I think it's quite effective when a subject is not over cooked and spoiled by it

coolcat · 19th March 2017, 18:42

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Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Understood Jeff. Not everyone appreciates the value of HDR, but I think it's quite effective when a subject is not over cooked and spoiled by it

It gets a good kicking at camera club and with the judges so my playing is for my own personal consumption lol

Just for comparison, here is a non HDR version

CC9J7877 by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr

Gate Keeper · 19th March 2017, 19:01

I prefer the evening light you brought out from the windmill through HDR, the impact of this is missed in the original. I blew up your photo Jeff and there is a lot going on in it. To the right, a top of a cabin cruiser/yacht can be seen and none of the roofs of the houses in the background have any satellite dishes on them. Mmmm a certain old world charm, adds to your photo

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Gate Keeper This is my second home 4X4 Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Nairobi Posts: 20,064 Thanks: 8,286 Thanked 7,017 Times in 4,160 Posts	I prefer the evening light you brought out from the windmill through HDR, the impact of this is missed in the original. I blew up your photo Jeff and there is a lot going on in it. To the right, a top of a cabin cruiser/yacht can be seen and none of the roofs of the houses in the background have any satellite dishes on them. Mmmm a certain old world charm, adds to your photo