The Monorail HDR

I was trying for a little surrealism, to make everything look "out of this world", since it was at the science center. So I tone-mapped it, and gave it a lot of modification.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...LostHisMin.jpg

Seattle, again, finally submitting it to PC.

Surreal it is. I really like the artistic fashion of this image. A totally abstract look and feel. I like the number 5 on the support . . . it tells alot. It indicates that there are many of these supports, and also provides for me a human element in the designation of a number for identification. Good work here.

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Originally Posted by gahspidy

Surreal it is. I really like the artistic fashion of this image. A totally abstract look and feel. I like the number 5 on the support . . . it tells alot. It indicates that there are many of these supports, and also provides for me a human element in the designation of a number for identification. Good work here.

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Thank you. I'm quite fond for that number as well. :)

Congrats on the sticky, it's a very cool image!

Good job! Interesting shot.

That is insanely cool.

Great job! :D

Thanks! I didn't expect that to be a sticky, I thought it was me just messing around.

Just wondering, do you still have the original pics? I think it'd be cool to see em. :D

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Originally Posted by Tel

Just wondering, do you still have the original pics? I think it'd be cool to see em. :D

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Yup, and here it is:
http://img176.imageshack.us/img176/6378/originalsi5.jpg

This is good work, I love the pop of the colors; it looks like something out of
a "sci-fi" channel. It's a dazzling image.

I really like the composition and the subject as well. I think I prefer the original. I find the hdr a bit confusing for some reason. I would also clone out the object on the far left about 2/3 the way up. Congrats on the feature.
Greg

Very cool :cool: Excellent work. The 5 does add another dimension.
Radical photo...all the way. :thumbsup:

Rick

really nicely done!! what program did you use to edit it?

Yep it is an amzing snap! I prefer the orginal because the colours seem more vibrant! And I think the 5 stops the support from becoming dull, and its also another point where your eye goes to!

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Originally Posted by Tony_P

really nicely done!! what program did you use to edit it?

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Thanks, it's called photomatix, it's a tone mapping/hdr program.

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Originally Posted by Has He Lost His Mind?

Thanks, it's called photomatix, it's a tone mapping/hdr program.

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Hi, I don't know if you're aware or not, but CS2 has an HDR plugin built-in. You might want to look into that with CS.

I've tried Adobe Bridge and the tone mapping program built into CS/Bridge, but I like the simplicity and feel of Photomatix.