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Thread: Railroad Bridge

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    Railroad Bridge

    I was on Google Earth the other day, looking for cool places to shoot, when I found the abandoned railroad bridge about 1 mile from my dorm. So I went to check them out. All HDR's.



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    Re: Railroad Bridge

    I like these shots.I'm no expert in HDR,so bear with me. I might not give a good critique on these.The first one looks too blue... image 2 is my fav.The composition of this industrial graffitti is spot on.I see a nice perspective in #3 Image 2 is way cool.









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    Re: Railroad Bridge

    Thanks, I've been debating whether to warm up #1 for not the whole time. I guess I should.
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    Re: Railroad Bridge

    I'm not a great fan of HDR as the image needs to be right to make it work.

    I don't think #1 is right - I don't like the halo around the bridge. It always looks edited when you get this look.

    #2 and 3 are good examples of HDR being used to good effect #2 has a surreal effect which makes it stand out.

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