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Excellent!
But in my opinion this would fit better into street photography than architecture; the main subject here is the event, not the buildings.
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Olivier wrote:
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| Very nice and accurate, Rawhead. |
+1
That's a fantastic lens for this purpose (I suppose you didn't have to correct distorted lines).
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Olivier
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Olivier wrote:
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D700 and Zeiss 25 2.8 :
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Excellent!
But in my opinion this would fit better into street photography than architecture; the main subject here is the event, not the buildings. |
Interesting to read your point of view, Orio. 
Because I had the opposite look at it : first the buildings and after the event. 
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I didn't know this thread existed.
Dunrobin Castle.
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Dunrobin before the tourists arrive by Gaz Sutherland, on Flickr
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DigiChromeEd wrote:
Wow, the detail is amazing! I'm not normally an HDR fan, but this is good! Maybe a bit tight at the top and bottom? 
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SonicScot
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Thanks Edgar.
You're right, it's very tight top and bottom. When I took the shot I was leaning over backwards, hard against a wall, so no room to move further back. 
The other side of the wall is a 6m drop so I settled for this shot. 
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DigiChromeEd wrote:
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Thanks Edgar.
You're right, it's very tight top and bottom. When I took the shot I was leaning over backwards, hard against a wall, so no room to move further back.
The other side of the wall is a 6m drop so I settled for this shot. |
What do you use to develop your HDR images?
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SonicScot wrote:
Well, everything is done from within Lightroom, I use a variety of plugins from there.
I use Lightroom itself at the beginning for CA removal and levelling.
Depending on the subject and the lighting I'll either use Photomatix Pro or Nik's HDR Efex Pro 2 (why are these things always 'Pro'?). They both have their advantages and they have their own 'style' for want of a better word.
I have my own presets in both programs, very basic presets because I use other plugins to develop the shots further.
The real developing is done in either Topaz plugins are Nik Colour Efex Pro.
Noise is always an issue, I'll either use Topaz Denoise or Nik Define, again each has it's advantages depending on the situation.
After all that there's usually a tweak or two in Lightroom to finish.
Too much information?
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shrikant wrote:
Shot with Panasonic Gh2 with Vivitar 28-200mm f3.5-5.3 lens
This is from the South Indian city of Bangalore
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SonicScot wrote:
What a funky looking house
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shrikant wrote:
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Thanks Gary.
I was looking for some human activity in the building.The lady in the frame appeared and added interest to the image.You can see a faint image of someone who came to the window near her as she called.
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Stunning Gary!!
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shrikant wrote:
The lonely light seems to have a tough time ahead
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Office block in the CBD of Melbourne.
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Olivier wrote:
Nice Tromboads.
I edited your message to upload your image.
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tromboads wrote:
you prefer them to be hosted within these walls? No problem |
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tromboads wrote:
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Shot with Panasonic Gh2 with Vivitar 28-200mm f3.5-5.3 lens
This is from the South Indian city of Bangalore
Shrikant |
I Love this!  I suppose its literally exotic to what I see in passing most days
the red mask on the outside wall. Is there any cultural significance to that? or is it just fashionable? |
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I Love this! I suppose its literally exotic to what I see in passing most days
the red mask on the outside wall. Is there any cultural significance to that? or is it just fashionable?
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Thanks tromboads,
Almost all Indian houses will have at least one of these on roof top wall corners open to public gaze.Usually bust head replicas of this image are installed on corners.These are supposed to be sentinels guarding against evil,in whatever form,invading the secure home. Since the house I showed earlier does not have the common parapet wall they, probably,chose to put a symbol on the side wall.I am adding a new image to give you some idea. 
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Thank you for that explanation .. and also the clarification re: the crow :p |
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peterqd wrote:
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Shot with Panasonic Gh2 with Vivitar 28-200mm f3.5-5.3 lens
This is from the South Indian city of Bangalore
Shrikant |
I Love this! |
Me too, someone has been very brave and creative choosing the colours.
It looks like 1930s "modernist" style.
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Räbenfluch wrote:
Some of mine:
First one taken with the wonderful Walimex 14mm 2.8, PP in Photoshop, B and W in Silverefex.
https://secure.flickr.com/photos/timo_johannes/8479736618/in/photostream/
The other two were taken on a Fuji S5 Pro, with the Nikkor 17-55 G, PP in Photoshop, B and W in Silverefex. These were for an exhebition for a school project.
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mmelvis wrote:
Lion Bridge in St Augustine Florida, lens used Berthiot Perigraphe 120mm
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Olivier wrote:
Beautiful pano with an old french lens. What was the camera ?
Is this 120mm like this one ?
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mmelvis wrote:
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Beautiful pano with an old french lens. What was the camera ?
Is this 120mm like this one ?
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Thank you for the complement
The lens in the picture is very close, the one I used is all brass.
The camera is here http://forum.mflenses.com/motley-8x10-camera-t45802,highlight,%2B8x10.html |
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