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Started try HDR, using Dynamic HDR, great stuff, and Picasa’s Piknic, works great for shooting at show and shine’s, I’m not an expept by any stretch, but enjoy, the results, of a few minutes of tinkering with a picture.
That was really an awesome place!!Anyway, you fooled me, it was like a really view…
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Nice photos…They are very creative!!
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Love those images you have here…I want to have tutorial so that i can create just like these images…
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Check out the HDR photos of Las Vegas.
Nice photos of White Rock. Usually the White Rock photos are taken in daylight, and almost always involve the beach. There are very few photos of White Rock during a sunset.
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Very nice photos in high dynamic range. HDR photography is certainly the way to get the best photos. Good HDR how to.
Your photos are very impressive. HDR photography is beautiful, and I want to learn how to do it. I went through your HDR tutorial, and you make it look easy. I might try out Photomatix Pro. Thanks for the Photomatix discount code.
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Hi Tim, great job on your HDR photography website. I didn’t know much about high dynamic range photography before visiting your site. I had heard of HDR photography, but until I saw your HDR photos I don’t think I have seen this style of photography before. I have to say I really like it. Thank you for the HDR tutorial.
Amara
Have you ever thought about creating a book of your pictures? Especially the ones of Whiterock, Vancouver, etc…? They are all so beautiful. Is it okay for me to give your website address to a friend of mine??? He to loves taking pics. The two of you have a lot in common when it comes to photography.
Hi Mandy, of course you can share this site. Thanks for visiting!
Hi Tim. How cool to see a man like yourself move into such exquisite use of cameras after your previous line of work. Recognized your face pretty quickly. I have painted pictures for years but my love now includes photography, (though I am very amateur with it). Thanks so much for this site and your generosity.
DW
Hi DW,
Thanks for you kind comments. Photography is such a learning process and the more I learn, the more I realize I don’t know. Sort of like life…
Tim
Hey, Tim. You are indeed a master at your craft. I really enjoy your work.
Although I am not new to photography, I am new to HDR photography. I have 2 HDR programs. One is Photomatix, the other is Dynamic-Photo HDR5. The results from both programs have been somewhat disappointing. Instead of my photos having that surreal effect, they look like regular photos. What am I doing wrong? Do I need Photoshop or Lightroom to get the effect I’m looking for? Please help.
Are you using the newest version of Photomatix? That is what I use and I am very happy with the result. I am leaning much more toward a more natural look HDR photo and I use the compressor option in Photomatix. If you want more of the painted look then use the enhancer option.
Thanks for your comment!