Theseustempel White structures are not the best subjects for HDR's. The process tends to make them really ugly and grey. So I blended this image with the original shot, so it stays at least a little white :) There is also a lot of lens distortion in this shot. I don't mind it at all. I think taking photos of structures this way gives them a more majestic feeling, they just look bigger :) I really like this composition, so I will probably go there again, when there are nice clouds, and maybe a sunset :) HDR from three shots, taken with Canon 7D with Sigma 10-20mm lens, handheld.
Summer colors I had to take this photo very quickly :) There were so many bees around me, that I was quite scared that they won't like my presence there. But for the most time they ignored me. I vent very light on the HDR processing on this one. I used it just to correct the dark parts in the middle and very bright parts on the corners. I aimed for a very natural look. Most of the photo (around 50%) is from a standard (0EV) photo. HDR from three shots, taken with Canon 450D with Sigma 18-50mm MACRO lens, from a tripod.
Night fishing I know, I know.. .another reflection :) I just really like to have reflections in my photos. I think, if I ever start a new blog, I will have "reflection" directly in the name :). This is one of those night shots, I sometimes do, where I'm absolutely not sure how they will turn out. I had to push my iso up to 400, just to fit into the 30 seconds for my +2EV photo, and I had to focus manually on one of the lights in the background, since that was the only thing I saw on the cameras screen. But it worked quite nicely :) Taken at Strkovec lake in Bratislava HDR from three shots, taken with Canon 450D with Sigma 18-200mm lens, from a tripod.
