I know that some of you like to see the difference, between the shots that came out of the camera, and the final HDR result. So here are the three original brackets that were used for the photo.
I was quite surprised, when I found these canals in Birmingam, UK. I wasn’t expecting anything like these. But It was a very nice surprise, as they gave me some great reflections.
I edited this photo 11 months ago, but I always kept it in my backup folder. And now, as I had no time to edit new ones, here it is :)
I have some really great memories of this place. Few years ago I went to the Robin Hood Pantomime here which was a great experience. I hope that I go there again this year when I’m in Birmingham.
As I said, currently my camera is in repair, so I’m editing my older photos. This one is from last October, when I was in Birmingham UK. I took this only handheld, but as there was not that much wind that day, it aligned quite nicely.
You have to love all the detail HDR processing can pull out from a photo :) All the churches look so wonderful.
HDR from three shots, taken with Canon 450D with Sigma 10-20mm lens, handheld in Birmingham, UK.
