Showing posts with label hdr imaging. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hdr imaging. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 5, 2013

Temple In HDR Two

Couple a days ago I shot a religious temple in Portland, Oregon. This is the second post. The first post is Temple In HDR One (Link)

All the photos were shot with a point and shoot. Converted in Camera RAW and processed into High Dynamic Range Photography (HDR) using Photomatix software.


HDR Photos

HDR Photos

HDR Photos

HDR Photos

HDR Photos
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Monday, February 4, 2013

Temple In HDR

Hey, a few photos in HDR or High Dynamic Range Photography! This post features a unique and religious temple in Portland, Oregon that I ran across on a trip to a meat market. This temple is colorful, it is beautiful and it is well maintained.

When I go anywhere I usually have a camera with me. However, I had only my Canon Elph 300 HS versus my Pentax DSLR.

I wasn't able to take the proverbial bracketed shots with the Canon like I am with the Pentax. Nor, can I shoot in RAW like I can with the Pentax.

But, that doesn't stop me from converting the single shots that I take and processing them into HDR. See my Hub Post (link) about converting your Point and Shoot JPEG shots into HDR Images.

HDR Images

HDR Images

HDR Images

HDR Images

HDR Images
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Saturday, May 19, 2012

Pictures of Old Trucks

Got the opportunity to photograph some old trucks, plus one double decker bus and process into High Dynamic Range Photography (HDR).

Photos were taken at the Blue Heron Cheese Company in Tillamook, Oregon. It's practically next door to the Tillamook Cheese Factory and, I think more interesting.

They have, of course, all kinds of gourmet cheeses but it is also features a cool gift store and wine bar.

There are also farm animals for the kids to enjoy. And, what kid doesn't like old trucks and farm machinery? It's a must place to visit when in Oregon.

In the background, you are looking east at the foothills of the coast range and are about 90 minutes from Portland.

Please enjoy!

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Logging Trucks

Old Fire Engines

Double Decker Bus

Logging Trucks

Old Ford Trucks

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