I went out for the sunrise this morning, but I was still under the influence of the night photo walk that I did last night. I was having such a good time last night that it was a shame to cut it short, but the guilt over leaving the dogs too long got to me. Plus I had to go home and download a new program, Easy HDR, in order to process the photos in HDR (High Dynamic Range) as I had seen them on the photo group’s Facebook page. Well, maybe I didn’t have to, but using that program was going to be a whole lot easier than trying to figure it out by myself in Lightroom. So this morning instead of being happy to see the sun come up, I was lamenting the end of the darkness because I wanted to get a photo of the bait shop adjacent to the Hammond Creek bridge to use as an HDR photo. And I couldn’t resist the Great Blue Heron (two-footed again), as he walked on top of the wall but looked like he was walking on the sunrise itself.
And more from the walk in Tarpon Springs last night. I swore I wouldn’t use the presets in the program, but it’s hard to resist instant gratification …
And just so you know, the guys from the group marched over and asked the PTB at Hella’s to turn on the lights on the soldier out front. And they did!
Good job, Sue!!!
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Thanks Jane. I switched to my 10 – 18mm lens for more shots last night, thinking that you said it’s a nice lens. Guess I’ll have to figure out how to edit these things myself instead of relying on the presets. So fun though.
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I am not a fan of over editing photos…but there is something different about this program that I love!
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Me too. Guess I’ll have to take the HDR photo into Lightroom and try it without using a preset. Eventually. Right now I’m having fun!
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Absolutely beautiful!!! How fun!!!
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Fun, yes! A bit over the top but that’s what I like about them. I can think of more places I’d like to see in the dark, but not comfortable roaming on my own yet. Baby steps.
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