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Suburbia on Thin Ice

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    Very nice! Looks lile it's floating in the sky too.

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    Neat image F8...love the colouring in it.
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    Cool. Like it.

    Is that really ice?? Looks more like water to me.

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    Cool HDR.

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    this is a great shot. Love the technique and the subject. It's one of those photos that you can look at over and over.

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    Very well done! I can't get my hdr to look like this!

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    Quote Originally Posted by kat View Post
    Very well done! I can't get my hdr to look like this!
    I find that lighting is key for best HDR results. You want more subdued lighting. This was shot at sunset on a pretty cloudy day. When I've tried bracketing for HDR in midday sun I've mostly been disappointed in the result. This was 3 exposures, assembled in Photomatix, tweaked the settings to minimize noise and haloes in the sky, then brought it into PSE7 and ran Topaz denoise, then added a gaussian blur layer in overlay blend mode reduced to 20% opacity, then I applied smart sharpen to only the houses and the sign so as to not sharpen any remaining noise or create artifacts where I want smoothness. That's it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by F8&Bthere View Post
    I find that lighting is key for best HDR results. You want more subdued lighting. This was shot at sunset on a pretty cloudy day. When I've tried bracketing for HDR in midday sun I've mostly been disappointed in the result. This was 3 exposures, assembled in Photomatix, tweaked the settings to minimize noise and haloes in the sky, then brought it into PSE7 and ran Topaz denoise, then added a gaussian blur layer in overlay blend mode reduced to 20% opacity, then I applied smart sharpen to only the houses and the sign so as to not sharpen any remaining noise or create artifacts where I want smoothness. That's it.

    That is it hey!

    Nicely done! Yah..I try to avoid the midday shooting..just get too upset with the results now days...

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    Oh this is VERY nice! Nominated.

    Just curious did you take a shot without the sign - although the sign works for me in this shot, it's totally stealing the show. I could EASILY see many (more) people wanting to put this on their wall if the sign were gone.
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