HDR of an old Power Plant in Belgium

[touchstar100]

From a Trip last year in August

I like it so thought I'd ask what you think?


Welcome to the Power Station

 

[JackMcIntyre]

Great HDR usage, not over the top at all & really well executed. Cracking place, bit close to the edge though aren't you?

 

[dinners]

I know there's no correct vertical for angles like this but (without adjusting perspective) my eyes are wanting a very slight anti clockwise rotation.

In terms of the processing - it's so refreshing to see HDR used to get a well exposed image from a scene with challenging lights and darks rather HDR used used to get an HDR effect.

 

[Pookeyhead]

A HDR image done properly without all the stupid tone mapping... what a breath of fresh air. Very well done.

 

[touchstar100]

Thanks everybody

 

[Johnytuono]

Nice shot and you've captured all the ranges well. Whick method and program did you use please.
Thanks
JohnyT

 

[Peter_Hartland]

If you hadn't said it was HDR I wouldn't have know, good

 

[steffparry]

Yes you've been sparing with the processing, which I often struggle with in HDR images. How many exposures did you use and which programme to blend them?

 

[jST]

Nice, tried to get in here myself last summer but failed.

 

[j9ksf]

A very nice clean shot.

 

[touchstar100]

6 shots with Photomatix

 

[viewfromthenorth]

Finally someone who hasn't gone mental with the tone mapping! As a semi-retired explorer, I must say it reminds me of Pyestock, looks like a decent explore.

 

[tbm]

Great HDR usage, not over the top at all & really well executed.

+1

 

[Glen]

Very nice HDR, not over the top at all, room reminds me of something out of COD games