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This was an attempt for HDR but I hated the unreal colors. So I edited the HDR to be close to the real image. Shot several different exposures at 24mm, f4, ISO 500, Canon EF 24-105mm f/4 L IS USM. I am still not pleased with the image, but I am not sure what exactly I want to change. Any constructive criticism is most welcome.
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- A dreamy look with lots of detail to catch the eye. The tones are just right. We are very impressed.
It looks like a lot of work. Would you mind sharing some of the method?
Framed and Shot @ 2008-09-09 20:27:29 - Excellent light construction with the candles..- and the baroque atmosphere is just fine
JM@somedaysomewhere.net @ 2008-09-11 17:42:36 - this is a nice shot! looks very artistic.
joshi daniel @ 2008-09-18 06:56:45 - I like HDR images that are as close to reality as possible - only adjusting some tonality to the shadows. I think you already did a great job here! The texture of the wooden cabinet and the couch are adequately perceivable. A little more and it will look like a Harry Potter movie. A lot of people get crazy with the sliders of their HDR programs and it's easy to do ghastly adjustments to their images. It's good that some of the dark areas and shadows on the front of the table and the couch remain. Congrats on your venture into HDR! You are doing a great job in my opinion!
Ian Francisco @ 2008-11-20 05:42:35
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