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SoCalBeans Silver Member Nikonian since 09th Jan 2008Wed 22-Aug-12 05:35 AM
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"Old Town Bank 'store front'"


San Diego, US
          

wooden walkway and wooden bench on covered walkway.


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mnbuilder49 Moderator Awarded for his high level skills in various areas, especially in Interiors Architecture, Landscape and HDR Photography Nikonian since 18th Apr 2006Wed 22-Aug-12 10:36 AM
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#1. "RE: Old Town Bank 'store front'"
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Lakeville, US
          

Nice shot. Please give us some details of how you took this.

Larry
http://www.larryandersonphotography.com
http://www.andersonmasterbuilders.com

  
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SoCalBeans Silver Member Nikonian since 09th Jan 2008Wed 22-Aug-12 07:03 PM
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#2. "RE: Old Town Bank 'store front'"
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San Diego, US
          

the far end of the photo was very bright. IN the original image, I didn't see the detail of the far top building (horiz lines or building itself) and there was great glare on the walkway.

It was about 6:15 pm - sundown about 7:45 - and the building wall was facing east - looking north. F6.3 at about 72mm on ff body, iso 500 at 1/160. I use single spot metering and metered for the wall so I would get the detail - and hoped for the ribs of the ceiling, but expected the top to be blown out. And I had hope after looking at the histogram and changed it to bw in aperture.

It is a single frame hdr using Nik hdrefex and using the upoints to help bring out the detail in the floor and to show as much detail as possible in the 'lighter end' of the photo.

Bringing it back into Aperture, I burned a little more of the walkway and added some sepia tone.

  
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Asgard Administrator He is your Chief Guardian Angel at the Helpdesk and knows a lot about a lot Nikonian since 07th Apr 2004Fri 24-Aug-12 08:48 PM
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#3. "RE: Old Town Bank 'store front'"
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East Frisia, DE
          

Very nice.

I like it.

Gerold - Nikonian in East Frisia
Eala Freya Fresena

  
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SoCalBeans Silver Member Nikonian since 09th Jan 2008Fri 24-Aug-12 09:44 PM
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San Diego, US
          


thank you Gerold.

  
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