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Upper Lake by jaypee68

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Upper Lake by jaypee68

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Upper Lake

By jaypee68

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  • 1680x1050
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  • 1280x800
  • 1152x720
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Upper lake HDR from Twin Lakes Park in Greensburg, Pennsylvania.

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Comments (20)

  1. fieldnstreamer

    Great shot. The only downfall for me that I would have personally removed if it was me that took it is the power lines on top of the hill. I'm way too picky on my pics and power lines are the one thing I try to avoid if at all possible. Although few pics out there were complemented by the lines and modern hardware in their pic, but rarely. I still want to tell you how nice of a pic this is though.

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  2. tonyH

    Your HDR is just right for this shot. You have created a stunning hillside. Across the lake the forest is mysterious, enticing, and complex. The limited palette is its great strength. Like the piece of art that it is, it will give the viewer pleasure, time after time.

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  3. Hitnrun

    Although its a better picture than i could take at the moment, i must say that i hate the overly processed look that Photomatix gives. Its as if someone handed a child a few buckets of overly saturated paints and said, paint me a picture (assuming said child was a good artist). My point is that HDR is one of those things that can either make of break an image. In my opinion Photoshop does a much better job with HDR, although it does not look over the top. This picture MAY have worked out better with less processing. Keeping in mind that this is art and therefore subjective, so take from this comment what you will. No offense was intended.

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  4. Daniel Houppermans

    Firstly, good effort. I love great HDR photography (see Scott's Tomahawks Cabin http://interfacelift.com/wallpaper_beta/details/1675/tomahawk%27s_cabin.html) but it's very difficult to get right especially when dealing with dark and very bright subject matter in the same shot, this makes light smoothing difficult. I know that from around 100 HDR sets I've had only a couple that look good with very careful adjustment in Photomatix. Perhaps some editing on the standard frame taken here would yield good results in PS, I'd like to see that.

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