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Thanks i did the same for the second one but am unsure which is best looker.

Such a nice afternoon i went walking in the fields.

The last one there is a really nice capture beautiful colours!

Some from the leeds meet yesterday, had a grand time! 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Hopefully some others can add to this thread with there shots from the day! C+C always welcome (No exif data sorry as my Host doesnt support it!)

id say an afternoon well spent something for everyone to enjoy :D Thanks for comments

The third was me playing around never tried anything like that before was good fun tho, The second is done by a conversion to black and white and then i add a lighting render filter to give the strong vignetting affect

Hi there Been a while since i got out with camera and the weather hasnt been to good, so i went for a little work around the block and took some shots of a local parish. I decided i wanted to have a play with the image see what i can get out of it!! C+C welcome Original Black and...

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Constructive criticism is all good and even the occasional truthful opinion if an image is bad. But comments such as this " Do people really spend £1000's on camera gear just to take photos of junk and try to pass it off as something special? Sorry if I come across all snobby but this kind of...

HAHA you beat me to it, just what i was about to ask. Bet it is too alot of football pictures on his fickr pages

13 post's worth aye but never really introduced myself :D

In that case i guess you can do it all in photoshop? and dont need something like photomatrix. Your second example i think is spot on in my interests anyway the detail in the elevation is beautiful like what you would get from an autoCAD drawing.

Thought i would post a hello to you all! :D

So for tone mapping would you require a HDR image to start with then? may well be a stupid question. Ive never been overly impressed with HDR as allot can just look over done but when done correctly they can really bring an image to life.

whats the difference between tone mapping and HDR then?