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Originally Posted by maracura91
you did it again max, nice scenery pictures, post card like qiality, is 23 a real pic?
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Thanks! Well, it's real in the sense that I was really there and I really used my camera to capture the scene. I actually took 4 different pictures at different exposures and then combined them all into one. This is called HDR and it's a technique used to make the picture look exactly how you saw it. After that, I definitely messed with the colors and what-not in photoshop and that gave it a slightly surreal look but I like it!
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Originally Posted by AustinLegend
damn, love these pics man! number 19, are those faces projected onto the screen?
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Nope, they are actually physically on the building! I'm not sure how they did it but it was part of some project to promote some cause. I really don't know the details, but it was very cool.
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Originally Posted by ATLfoKuS
once again man, amazing work, you really have an eye for good shots.
what camera are you using if you dont mind
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A Nikon D50, but trust me, it's not the camera. People always ask me what camera I'm using, but I promise you this much: Out of those 26 pictures, maybe 8 of them looked exactly the way they do now when I first took the shot. The vast majority of my pictures have been edited quite a bit in photoshop. You might say I'm a better photoshopper than I am a photographer
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Originally Posted by telafonic
#6 works for me.  I'd like to know what you've done to it too. |
That's another HDR Image, like I explained at the top of this reply. When you're shooting a sunset, you're usually exposing for the sky, which means everything on the ground gets really dark. By taking an exposure for the sky and an exposure for the buildings, I was able to combine both of them into one picture where everything looked relatively close to how I saw it when I was there