The Columns at the University of Missouri
"M-i-z --- z-o-u"
The Columns at the University of Missouri, Columbia, MO
Notes: I processed this 3 image HDR via Rob Hanson's Shadowmapping technique described here. I could have processed this with a bit more of a dramatic contrast to illustrate this technique better but go to his site to find out how.
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don j schulte @ oxherder arts (23 months ago | reply)
By way of contrast, this is a three image HDR processed "traditionally" but later lots of edits with curves and selective dodge and burn. The Shadowmapping technique produced a bit richer colors and more over contrast without the detailed post processing after HDR.
Rob Hanson Photography (23 months ago | reply)
Fantastic treatment on this image, DJ. It's especially nice to be able to see the same image rendered in two different processing styles. I think that this 'shadowmapped' version is exactly what this type of HDR should be: sharp, realistic, and 'deep.'
I'm delighted that you used the technique to such good effect.
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lyndon keating (23 months ago | reply)
Beautiful composition and colour ..! just an all around amazing photo !
atmtx (23 months ago | reply)
Beautifully done and I like shadowmapped version much more. Love how the columns balances out the building.
Brad Dudenhoffer (23 months ago | reply)
Well done. This is how HDR is supposed to be done. It improved the image without making it look like an airbrushed monstrosity.
bettyfromtexas (23 months ago | reply)
How divine!
Jim Nix / Nomadic Pursuits (23 months ago | reply)
great shot DJ!!
Theaterwiz (23 months ago | reply)
Nice work, looks great!
Mortimer62 added this photo to their favorites. (23 months ago)
RogersFoto.com // Alina Rogers (23 months ago | reply)
Love ir
RogersFoto.com // Alina Rogers added this photo to her favorites. (23 months ago)
This photo was invited and added to the Geotagged: Missouri group.