I might end up shooting some black and white images. . .or the project could end up being entirely black and white since the project is formally based (vastness). I could also end up sticking with color, however.
@Zak
This image was actually not HDR, but just two exposures masked together to keep more detail in the clouds. The image you see now, (as of 03/06/2008) needs lightening in the foreground to capture the amount of detail I'm shooting for.
@Adam C
4x5 cameras are great. . and now that it's getting a bit warmer they would be nice. My budget limit is probably going to make me shoot digitally. If only the school had a digital medium format SLR--that would be the best of both worlds!
Here's a image that's part of my book project. I'm looking to do HDR/exposure masked landscape images. I appreciate any comments/feedback.
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bay, i love where you are going with this project. have you considered black and white, those skies are going to look great in bandw
You should use color negative film. I think you would have got a better range than with the HDR in this image.
This is nice. As for HDR---serious landscape photography is done with a view camera. It's just a more appropriate/motivated choice.
@Dan
I might end up shooting some black and white images. . .or the project could end up being entirely black and white since the project is formally based (vastness). I could also end up sticking with color, however.
@Zak
This image was actually not HDR, but just two exposures masked together to keep more detail in the clouds. The image you see now, (as of 03/06/2008) needs lightening in the foreground to capture the amount of detail I'm shooting for.
@Adam C
4x5 cameras are great. . and now that it's getting a bit warmer they would be nice. My budget limit is probably going to make me shoot digitally. If only the school had a digital medium format SLR--that would be the best of both worlds!
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