Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: Ken Luria on November 30, 2009, 09:20:54 pm
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I was in Moab at the end of September and on my last day a storm was heading that way so I was lucky to get some clouds,
(http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2741/4023945924_b5b0cc35d6_o.jpg)
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Any chance to see it without HDR?
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Any chance to see it without HDR?
This is from a JPEG instead of the RAW/NEF file, and I didn't spend too much time processing it just now.
(http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2507/4148625969_41032e5531_o.jpg)
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I like the shot very much, but I found the first version a little over the top for my taste.
Very nice shot though!!
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Honestly, the 2nd one you posted is much more pleasing to my eye. I am left wondering why you chose to process this image as an HDR, since there doesn't seem to be a problem with more dynamic range in the scene than your camera can capture in one shot?
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I also think the second version (the original?) is very good; in my humble opinion, you do not need to use HDR on that, neither for technical nor artistic reasons.
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I like the HDR Sky and the non HDR foreground perhaps blend the 2?
Marc
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I far prefer the non HDR original - it captures the dynamic range as well as the detail and splendour.
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Thanks for your replies!
I agree, the non-HDR single looks better and I'll process from the original RAW/NEF file before printing this.