Editing Software Photomatix Pro / Photoshop CS / Topaz Studio
File Format RAW
Notes I liked the light play in this scene. I don't think HDR has to be evenly or brightly lit across the whole image.
muratiewine estateStellenboschSouth Africatable
6 Comments
10 Feb 04:31
pedrevan
Dining table set for a group at Muratie, a wine estate that dates to 1685 and located near Stellenbosch in the Western Cape of South Africa. The passage on the left leads past the fermentation vessels; the port to one of these is visible.
Updated 10 Feb 13:52
digicam
While I agree with your statement about NOT everything has to be even or brightly lit for it to be a Good or Great HDR I do wish You and more members would take advantage of the HDR Switch to show Processed as compared to Non to get a better sense of what you were working with. If you do not wish to pay the small yearly fee to become a PLUS Member you can message Carlo and ask for a Free (MONTH) Trial of the SWITCH. Just a suggestion. Thanks for posting, it is a very clean image.
11 Feb 15:00
eduardo_kiehl
love the mood
11 Feb 20:17
philta22
Sorry, donβt understand these values : β-1.67,0,+1.67β
For a shot like this you need more brackets
16 Feb 15:30
anonymous
wonderful
awesome
Magnificent!! Dramatic, private, intimate, warm... and mystery (the passage on the left side)....I like it!
17 Feb 04:44
pedrevan
Hello Guy. Many thanks for the kind words. I was trying for an old-masters kind of lighting. I sense there is a debate about what HDR is, and I think there is room for all variants. I try to vary my own work a fair bit.
Dining table set for a group at Muratie, a wine estate that dates to 1685 and located near Stellenbosch in the Western Cape of South Africa. The passage on the left leads past the fermentation vessels; the port to one of these is visible.
While I agree with your statement about NOT everything has to be even or brightly lit for it to be a Good or Great HDR I do wish You and more members would take advantage of the HDR Switch to show Processed as compared to Non to get a better sense of what you were working with. If you do not wish to pay the small yearly fee to become a PLUS Member you can message Carlo and ask for a Free (MONTH) Trial of the SWITCH. Just a suggestion. Thanks for posting, it is a very clean image.
love the mood
Sorry, donβt understand these values : β-1.67,0,+1.67β For a shot like this you need more brackets
Magnificent!! Dramatic, private, intimate, warm... and mystery (the passage on the left side)....I like it!
Hello Guy. Many thanks for the kind words. I was trying for an old-masters kind of lighting. I sense there is a debate about what HDR is, and I think there is room for all variants. I try to vary my own work a fair bit.