Thread: gtp photo shoot

The least amount of editing possible is best. If a photo has to be edited to the sun and back, then it probably wasn't a very good photo to begin with.

If you want HDR, then it needs to be done the right way. With three (or more) different exposures overlaid onto each other.

A good examble of a good HDR photo (not mine)



It is not mega edited to look too much like a "painting". This one used 5 different exposures.



This is about the limit you want to go on HDR.

This is a photo I took. No its not of a car, but it is to show what a photo with almost no editing looks like

Let's see the original pics!

im gona have him send me the originals

Originally Posted by stealthee

This is a photo I took. No its not of a car, but it is to show what a photo with almost no editing looks like

Nice pic. I love when a picture turns out as good as it should. Here are two of my better pics from years ago.....






It was a fluke that they turned out so well.

wow looks like a great time bronco boy.

here are the originals

Originally Posted by jrb1027

wow looks like a great time bronco boy.

Thanks. Used to get out 1-2 times per month. Many a good time was had.

Trying to build another truck, but life isn't co-operating.

Originally Posted by jrb1027

here are the originals

Much better, IMO.

Diggin' the dark blue.

Originals look LOTS better. Especially the first one.

Originally Posted by Bronco Boy

It was a fluke that they turned out so well.

That's an awesome shot.

I need to get back in the woods on some more hikes and take some more shots. I really need to go to Falling Water and take some shots. It's only 30 minutes or so from me.

I spend my summers in the woods camping four wheeling, best time of the year

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I have all kinds of "outdoors" photography.

My favorite things to snap pictures of are scenery/landscape, architecture (especially old dilapidated buildings), and cars.