Another manually blended image. At first I tried Photomatix, but as I was looking at the result, I knew that I will have to replace everything. So instead of doing that, I took the middle exposure and blended parts from the other 2 exposures to brighten/darken areas. And I think it worked out quite nicely :)
For this photo, I created a tonemapped version in Photomatix, but then I actually replaced almost everything in Photoshop from the original brackets. You actually could say that I used manual blending to create it :)
I post a lot of different stuff on the Facebook Page, but want to also add some of theme here. So this is one of those. This is a photo I took in my living room, where I recently hanged six new prints created from my photos. It came out really nicely. All of these are prints on Canvas, where each one is 60x40cm big.
Today I played a little more with the photo in Photoshop. Just a little fun while editing :) I don’t take credit for the idea to blur parts of a photo like this, as I have seen it by other photographers. I think most recently in a photo by Danny Xeero :) Hope you like the little change from normal :)
I hate it that everywhere the photo looks different, in Lightroom, Photoshop, Smugmug.. on Facebook.. everywhere it’s different.. Facebook of course being the worse.. and then on a second monitor it’s again different. One would think, that with so few manufactures and big software providers, this could be fixed by now. But I think it will only get worse :) And for those interested, this is the Chain Bridge in Budapest.
Another nice sunset shot today (sorry that there is no description, I’m just still so tired from the weekend…)
