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Figured I'd dig out some work to show folks: it's been a while.

Recently I've done some jobs involving HDR (merging bracketed exposures) even for fairly simple images such as this (documenting a new office for an architect):

(it's only the outside view that needed the extra work)

Given all this HDR work I've gone back to revisit some of my Africa work from last year. This merged shot overlooking Tarangire NP from our accommodation at dawn took my fancy:


And to finish this post off, I found this shot from within Tarangire (it has the highest concentration of Elephants _anywhere_):

DaveB wrote:And to finish this post off, I found this shot from within Tarangire (it has the highest concentration of Elephants _anywhere_):

I only see one Do I have to go crossed eye before the rest appear.

Out of interest were you just using photoshop, manual or a program to do the office HDR ?

Dave,

DaveB wrote:And to finish this post off, I found this shot from within Tarangire (it has the highest concentration of Elephants _anywhere_):

As with Craig .... the rest must be hiding somewhere.

Do we need to know a secret handshake or something?

maybe its a sad statement on elephant numbers in the wild?

Alpha_7 wrote:

DaveB wrote:Tarangire (it has the highest concentration of Elephants _anywhere_)

I only see one

Yes, but it's concentrating really hard.

Ok, ok, they're not always concentrated in exactly the same spot. But if you look around you will find more!


Click on the image to go to a zoomable image...

Alpha_7 wrote:Out of interest were you just using photoshop, manual or a program to do the office HDR ?

I tried using just CS3, but I've been getting my best results out of Photomatix Pro.

Alpha_7 wrote:

DaveB wrote:And to finish this post off, I found this shot from within Tarangire (it has the highest concentration of Elephants _anywhere_):

I only see one Do I have to go crossed eye before the rest appear.

Maybe it's those 3 dots in the background?