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Published: 2006-10-12 08:23:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 689; Favourites: 21; Downloads: 9
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Hi!
Looky look what I've found
This is another HDR. I was on my way home after taking some pictures and found this really old tumbril with a tank on it.
Sorry for the noise in the sky, I tried my best to reduce it.
Tonemapped, d&b'd, minor color and curve adjustments.
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Info:
Date: Oct 12th, 2006 - 8:23 AM
Location: Fields near Bad DΓΌrkheim, Germany
Weather: Foggy, rising sun
Camera: Nikon D200
Lens: Nikon 18-55mm f3.5-5.6
Focal length: 18mm
Exposure Mode: Manual
Aperture: f8
ISO: 100
Number of pictures taken: 12
Tripod: Manfrotto 055DB
Head: Manfrotto 329RC4
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*E: Removed the wire on the upper left corner*
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Comments: 50
Aaah the colours and composition are amaaazing. Wonderful shot! Love iiit~
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wow, this shot is amazing. I really love the colors and composition. Well done
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That's a cool photo!
I just joined the HDR club in hopes that I can learn to do this too.
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Thank you!
It's not that difficult
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You're welcome!
Not for you cause you're pro at it
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Outstanding capture and work in HDR. I think you nailed the composition and the color tones.
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You are very welcome
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erinnert mich irgendwie an mein foto
aber deins ist auch cool
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This is nicee! Only the grass is looking extremely sharp to me... maybe some blurring over it to make it a little smoother.. but yeah thats just taste i think 
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Others told me that they liked the grass especially because it appears to be very sharp. Actually it's not really sharp, it's just the huge contrast that makes it look like that.
Thanks for your comment, much appreciated!
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Love the whole HDRI result, gonna have to try it. Nicely done
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great pic! 
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I can see why this is your featured deviation, lovely crisp clarity really makes you feel like you are there on a cold dawn.
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Mission accomplished. Thanks for describing your feelings when looking at the picture, that helps a lot
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this is beautiful.
i love HDR photography, and i'm begining to try some myself.
are you changing the shutter speed in each photo, or the aperture?
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The shutter speed of course. Changing the aperture would also change the depth of field, which is rather undesireable.
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thank you for the advice
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Very very nice, love the colors, the way you did the framing and the time you choose to do the photo
You changed to a D200 
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Yep, thx for the comment!
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you are welcome my pleasure and sorry for the delay
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The colouring is really awesome. You really highlight the tank up, so it really is the main focus.. Keep up the good work
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Shame about the intrusive wire in top-left. Otherwise a wonderful image. I must learn how to do this
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I removed the wire
Thanks for your opinion!
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You did a good job too - no one would know it had ever been there (unless they saw my first comment
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I really like this shot too... perfect exposure, great composition and the abandoned, wild look really comes thru... the only thing that bothers me is the line at the top left corner, it's really outta place and I think if you get rid of that in photoshop this would be a flawless shot!
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Yeah, it's a cable between telephone poles. For me its okay, because I know the place. For people that just look at the picture without knowing the area it can be disturbing. Thanks for your comment!
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I could tell that it's a telephone line, but yeah it's just a bit distracting cos it doesn't really contribute/fit into the picture, and as photographers we always try to make every pixel count!
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The colors in this are just awsome. I think its just great
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wie machstn das mitm tonmapping
??
die bilder zusammen fΓΌgen geht bei mir auch ohne en plug-in aber habe dann kP wie es weiter geht
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Wie du selbst sagst, nach dem ZusammenfΓΌgen brauchst du ein Plugin. Ich benutze das Tonemapping Plugin von Photomatix. Nachdem du es installiert hast, kannst du es in Photoshop unter Filter aufrufen
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ich guck mal obs funzt
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This is one awesome photo!
The mix of colours is great as is the overall composition. And the exposure is just right!
To be honest, I barely noticed the sky-noise!
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Thank you very much for the comment!
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