One from yesterday. C&C please

[super_rep]

This is a three shot, hand held HDR taken at Brinker's Mill. The mill is located on 209B, about 1 mile west of the Siota exit off RT 33. All the water powered equipment has been restored and it is operational.



I curious to see how many can find the one thing wrong with this photo which I didn't spot until I got home.

Chet

[RacingHistorian]

Wonderful picture Chet. 

[nrompilla3]

I'm going to take a shot and say you did not wait for the person who is bending over with their backside facing you to move out of the picture?

[peachhead]

I don't see anything wrong with it!!  I think it is lovely!!  Maybe the sky is a bit washed out but you could easily fix that.  I will have to check this place out.  I love all kinds of machinery and old stuff!!
Is there enough at this location for a Location Shoot?

Loretta

[RacingHistorian]

I'm going to take a shot and say you did not wait for the person who is bending over with their backside facing you to move out of the picture?

LOL - I didn't even see that. 

[Yammer77]

I'm going to take a shot and say you did not wait for the person who is bending over with their backside facing you to move out of the picture?

NICE CATCH!!!!

[super_rep]

I'm going to take a shot and say you did not wait for the person who is bending over with their backside facing you to move out of the picture?

You got it! Actually he stepped into the picture after I started the the three shot HDR sequence. I took me about three views of the photo before I saw him. He only shows in the last frame.

Chet

[super_rep]

I don't see anything wrong with it!!  I think it is lovely!!  Maybe the sky is a bit washed out but you could easily fix that.  I will have to check this place out.  I love all kinds of machinery and old stuff!!
Is there enough at this location for a Location Shoot?

I'd say it would be a good location for a group shoot. I spent about 90 minutes there yesterday and didn't have a tripod so my interior shots were kind of limited. I was lucky to get in the building. A contractor was there, putting the finishing touches on the repair of last year's flood damage and he let us in. If you want to know more, here's their link:

http://www.hamiltontwp.org/points.html

There's also a colonial house that is restored right across the street that opens May 19th.

Chet

[leelf62]

Beautiful!  It looks 3-dimensional.  Nice job.
Lee

[RacingHistorian]

Chet... if you have Photoshop CS3, there is a way using the 'Tourist Remover' technique using statistics and smart objects to remove the person from your photo if you have multiple photos.

[super_rep]

Chet - just curious, what software do you use for your HDRs?

I used Bracketeer. You can find out more about it here (BTW. PC users need not apply. It only runs on a MAC):

http://pangeasoft.net/pano/bracketeer/index.html

I then sharpened in CS3.

Chet

[jefg99]

Re HDR, if you have lots of time, you can read this...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_dynamic_range_imaging

I've been wanting to try out HDR for some time now. There is some software available free, or free on a trial version. The results I've seen online are quite dramatic.

[RacingHistorian]

I haven't played with HDR much, but I do have Artizen HDR just in case. 

Scott, the Photo Editing Software Accumulator.   

[peachhead]

Well.....  I'm glad Brian broke the ice!!  I have been wondering what HDR is and I haven't been reading any current photography magazines just lately so I have been in the dark!!  I will check out the link that Jeff posted and also take another look at Chet's photo.

Loretta

[sgelatt]

Great shot Chet! I love it.

There is a Flickr site for HDR which talks about the different software available.