Bridge To Bridgeport
Comments by Jan Bjorklund on Thu, 06/13/13 18:17 The reddish hue of the covered bridge is complemented by both the greenery and the greyish hue of water and sky. Your perspective works to lead one to the covered bridge and then across to the distant red structure.
Comments by Steve Owen on Thu, 06/13/13 18:25 Wonderful image! Excellent use of HDR! Comments by Ruth Rittichier on Thu, 06/13/13 18:44 Sorry, Jan, it's BridgeTON bridge, and is south of Indianapolis, IN. Comments by Sandi MacDonald on Fri, 06/14/13 05:40 Very nice Ruth...beautiful spot. The HDR is not overly done. I would have prefer a bit more room for the top of the bridge though but still very nice as it is.;-) Comments by Tony Scheuhammer on Fri, 06/14/13 06:26 Nice comp!
Comments by Ruth Rittichier on Fri, 06/14/13 06:49 FYI, I've tried many ways, including tonemapping just one photo, and have found that for cases like this one, 5 or even 7 images are best. The software picks up subtle differences that the camera can't record this way. The sky on the middle exposure was blank white. The darker areas had hidden detail. Trust me, it works. Comments by Tony Scheuhammer on Fri, 06/14/13 06:58 I'm not saying it doesn't work. 10 images would also work. it's just overkill. either that or your camera is pretty crappy, if it dosen't have the dynamic range to capture all the tonal variation in this scene in one or two images in RAW. Comments by Terri Brown-Davidson on Fri, 06/14/13 08:05 The HDR is super, IMO. This is beautiful and elegant work. Love the
Comments by John Long on Fri, 06/14/13 08:35 This is a fascinating picture Ruth - for us here in the U.K., these covered bridges have a romantic, unusual appeal as we have nothing like it here. Comments by Jacky on Fri, 06/14/13 11:43 It's definitely an amazing image. In addition to what HDR did for you, the composition is wonderful.
Comments by Jeff Dye on Fri, 06/14/13 12:33 My personal jury is still out on HDR but this is outstanding in all respects, especially the
Comments by Michael Meek on Fri, 06/14/13 20:43 Has the look and composition of some famous painting but I can't place it. Those trees caught in the stream make the picture for me. What a finder you are! I like the softness in overall, but the soft foreground flora seems too prominent. Comments by Michael Meek on Sat, 06/15/13 00:20 I forgot to mention the triangle of "reds." Extra nice in this composition. Comments by James Wiley on Sun, 06/16/13 16:50 A terrific POV on a covered bridge...One of the best takes I've seen! Comments by Maria Salvador on Mon, 07/01/13 06:20 :-)Wonderful, a dreamy HDR... |
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