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J. Daniel Ashton

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Wednesday, May 30, 2007

Still learning HDR techniques

A couple weeks ago I bought a family license for FDRTools, so I can make HDRs without the water-mark now. Here are two that I worked on last night:

From HDR


From HDR


If you look at these in place in their album, the preceding picture is the "normal" exposure as rendered by the camera, followed by the HDR as I decided I liked it.

I took a little stroll around the neighbourhood this evening with my lady love. We saw these tiny flowers, and this miniature, um, dog. (Someone chime in with the breed, please.)


I know I could process out the turquoise reflection in his eyes, but it seems to add to his presentation somehow.

Be sure to see Beth's weblog for a look at her collection of wildflower photos.

** Update **
The breed of the dog is still unknown to me, but these little purple flowers have been identified as Solanum dulcamara, or Nightshade. Thanks Mom! :-) One interesting twist is that this nightshade vine was growing through some unrelated shrubbery.

** Update 2 **
A good friend of mine points out that the dog is a Miniature Pinscher. Thanks, Jason!

1 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hi Daniel!

The dog is a Miniature Pinscher:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Min_pin

We have one, and she has the sweetest personality! Smart breed too, in my opinion. They look a lot like a Doberman, they are actually a seperate breed that preceded the Doberman!

Jason Putnam

3:22 PM  

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