Showing posts with label HDR. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HDR. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Montagu Church
The Dutch Reformed Church in Montagu is one of the towns most prominent buildings and was built in 1862. A very interesting fact that few people in the town probably know is that the church was originally painted white but after various complaints that the sun reflecting off it was blinding people too much it was painted creamy yellow.
I wanted to try something else with the picture and applied a HDR effect to it. What do you think?
Kategori
church,
HDR,
Montagu,
Western Cape
Monday, July 30, 2012
Flooding in HDR
Even though there is still another month to go till the end of winter we've already had the 3rd wettest winter ever in Port Elizabeth. Last week we had two days of rain again and this following the flooding we had three weeks ago means that there is a lots of water around. I drove out to have a look at the Seaview Road just outside the city which is over 1,5 meters under water. Took this picture to the side of the road with the clouds reflecting in the water and then played around with a bit of HDR to give it that extra effect.
Kategori
HDR,
reflections,
seasons
Monday, June 18, 2012
Shark Rock Pier in HDR
I've never used the HDR effect on any of my photo. Some people over use it but making all their pics HDR although it does enhance some pictures beautifully. My main reason though is because I don't have Photoshop. Over the weekend I discovered that Picasa does have a HDR effect button (don't know how I missed it before) so I decided to try it out on a picture I took of Shark Rock Pier in Port Elizabeth last week.
Kategori
coastal,
Eastern Cape,
HDR,
PE Beaches,
Port Elizabeth,
Shark Rock Pier
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