Clarence Dock, Leeds Not HDR Version

[Issey]

As requested a none HDR version from early Sunday morning with early morning darkness and some sort of sunrise

 

[rob.e]

Much prefer this image to the other, looks natural and the entire scene is exposed correctly, so I don't think HDR was necessary.

Rob

 

[n30_mkii]

^ What he said!

 

[Issey]

Cannot disagree, I do like it myself so lessons learnt I think.

Les F

 

[petemc]

I agree. This has a nicer feel to it than the HDR version.

 

[laser_jock99]

Now having seen both- I think the HDR one looked a bit 'wishy washy' if you know what I mean!

 

[dazzajl]

Exactly what I was hoping to see.

Very nice indeed.

 

[Mark Morb]

....I prefer the HDR shot (...he said standing alone in the corner ) Although in fairness I think they both have their own merits.

The Subjectivity of Art is a wonderful thing......

 

[Jonnyreb]

Hmm - really not sure

Its a cracking shot - looks good in either version, and maybe combining them as semi transparent layers with key elements masked out woudl give us the best of both worlds? The HDR on its own was a little too much having seen the original, but it did have some qualities in the buildings which could be adopted and tones down :shrug:

Never satisfied, me

 

[Forbiddenbiker]

I like that too, but I'm thinking a merge of the two would be perfect for my tastes. (found the other in your gallery?)

Nice shot.

 

[phil collins]

Another vote for the non HDR, having looked at the HDR on your site, I feel that the original is a far nice and smoother image, the HDR version feels a bit harsh. I would be real happy to get shots like this .....nice one.

 

[Issey]

Thanks to everybody for the comments, appreciated

 

[Woodsy]

Far far better imho. This for me has a much nicer feel to the shot, and the higher contrast adds to the shot. Lovely stuff