I didn’t really spend much time tweaking these… got some good originals though so will get better HDRs when I have more time to play with them.
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I didn’t really spend much time tweaking these… got some good originals though so will get better HDRs when I have more time to play with them.
The first one is brilliant man. The second one is awesome too but for your terrace in the picture :). Maybe you could cut that off when you edit.
Oh, HDR is the best! Still cant get enough of my 6-month old Sony. Click away to glory! 🙂
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These photos are amazing and brilliant work of editing. Keep it up.
Both pics r simply Awesome…!!! wow, u hv such a big terrace… lucky u,
Both pictures are amazing. Not only do you have a good South facing terrace, but also you possess an eye for the detail. Good job done.
Awesome play of colors. These photographs are brilliant
I agree with Anwin… But then again, the floor gives a unique feel…
Great job!!! 🙂
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amazing pics buddy!!! … just hopped in to remind of that which i had written in the indiblogger forum couple of weeks back … remember?
indiblogger network widget like twitter mosaic … when do we get those?
@Anwin Thanks man… I actually have a picture without the terrace – but I feel this has more depth…
Everyone else, thank you very much…. am in Ooty right now looking for stuff I can HDR! 🙂
@shoobayan Yep , I remember the network widget…. we’ve got a few other major tasks in our dev timeline before we come to this one. A couple of weeks!
I like the second picture better. to me the sky seems like the fantasy imagination of an ordinary man [standing on his rooftop]
beautiful 🙂
These are beautiful pics!
Awesome shots man…
my cam doesnt have HDR capability 🙁
beautiful!!
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cool ones… but whats even more challenging is to project something not so interesting to something people will see and say – “wow!”
Brilliant pics. New HDR? First time here. Came from indiblogger….
nice clicks sir
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Great Shot… The first pic…!!
wow, nice results. i like the second one most. the clouds look so nice.
i posted a tut on hdr sometime back
http://bit.ly/2oSxdR
you got a brilliant sky…just that the foreground looks a tad empty
Renie,
The 2nd one is the good example of HDR.I never tried it.But now I will, thanks for the inspiration!
Prasanth
(http://best-photographer.blogspot.com)
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Wow.. Awesome captures!
nice pics…..Chennai sky seems to be great ……..hope to be ther some time….\,,/
the second image would have been perfect if you had someone doing something on the room…maybe a kid playing…but yeah…good stuff this!
I haven’t looked much into HDR, however after seeing your photos… I’m sure to try some experiments. Great pictures you’ve posed on your blog.
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I think the terrace adds to the 2nd photograph, rather than detracting.
omg. amazing job on that one. i never knew the sky could really look like that,since the delhi sky is all grey and obscure always all throughout the year.
i am happy i feasted my eyes on such exotic pictures.
🙂
rinzu
Masterpiece, Nice shots
these pics can be used by discovery or travel and living channels…. im speechless…
WOW its so nice that you live so near to the beach! I miss my Chennai days. It is interesting to note that in the first pic, its the merging of the blue and yellow sky whereas in the second its the partition between them. Appreciate your skills Renie!
fantastic.
which HDR software did you use?
Thanks for the comments everyone! 🙂
@Anoop – Photomatix
I like Photomatix too…Nice experiment…the skies look amazing…
First one is great. I agree with Anwin on the second one.
Shall watch out this space for more 🙂
Liked the way you have captured the tiled floor of the terrace.
And 🙂 Thanks for Indiblogger !
Cheers & happy clicking !