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1. HDR Field: This image is a compilation of the three pictures in my previous post.
To create this image, I compiled the three photographs from the previous post using Dynamic Photo. This HDR (High Dynamic Range) program took the best-exposed areas from each photo and blended them to make one perfectly exposed image. I used the Tone Mapping function on this program and set the Method to "eye-catching"and checked the boxes for "add clarity" and "de-haze."
I tried this method using several different images with exposure compensation values from +2 to -2. I found that the blue color in the sky came out best when I used the three photos with compensation values of +2, +1 and o.
wow I really like this picture! I turned out amazing! Isn't it crazy what that program can do to these pictures!
ReplyDeleteEmily, the sky in this pic is beautiful. Great job. I also think you showed skill by using the rule of thirds by having the horizon on the bottom half. Good job.
ReplyDeleteLove the composition and sky in the pic. great job!
ReplyDeleteGreat job on using the rule of thirds.
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