I thought I would try some HDR effects for a picture I thought would need it as the sky was washed out while the foreground was pretty dark, Photoshop does works well as an HDR processor fr this two stop bracketed image:

You can never go wrong on a sunset, hey:

til next time


 

Finally I have finished editing the images I have taken of trafic passing the the old train station building using the same nd filter, results:

This is a crane-truck passing in front of Wellington train station, I had a hard time extracting the traffic cones in the foreground and you would probably still see reminiscence of the editing process.

- Cropped out the traffic cones, its quicker but I lost half the train station building - still a cool image though

Long time - no see! sorry

I went to wellington waterfront on Wednesday, lunchtime, and toke some images of the people walking, jogging and cycling while using my adjustable ND filter. Though the images came out ok I's a bit disappointed in the shadow cast in the two opposite corners and light cast in the the alternative opposite corners. I guess this was an efect created by the to opposing polarizing filters used to make up the ND filter.

As I said - ok:

The following two shots included cyclist, one wearing a red shirt and the other a blue. For the old man I would say - thank you, for your movements made to these images special;

You might have noticed the manhole cover is missing in the second shot - I could not edit-out the cover in "red cycle's" shot

It was such a nice day on Saturday, had to take out my camera, do you know how difficult it is to take a picture of a buttery in flight?

Today's post is an image where I have tried painting with light. This image I like to call "Romeo is dead - you can see his blood". comments welcome.

Hi, I have taken this photo of a cat (very shy) siting in my driveway one morning. I call him one-eye-jack, and just thought the composition of the photo is pretty good

The same day I have taken some shots of flowers and bugs

Sorry for the posting delay, I went to Redwood train station last night and toke some shots - please enjoy: