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Along the River

By Matthew Arrington

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Taken on the way out of Yosemite in April of 2010. We stopped several times along the to marvel at the beauty of this place. The contrast of the scene called for HDR, so I bracketed 5 exposures and combined them later in Photomatix. This shot captures the mood of the place when I was there.

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Photomatix, Adobe Lightroom.

Nikon D200, Nikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR.

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Comments (8)

  1. WhiteDog

    This image works just fine for me. It's a touch surreal, but not too far gone. Indeed, this is one of the few HDR images I've seen on this site that I actually like. I'm usually quite critical of them for their radically unrealistic appearance and distortion of the natural environment. But this picture stays within reasonable bounds in my opinion. Of course, that's all this is, an opinion. I have my own reasons and preferences, but I don't delude myself that they are universally applicable. As the saying goes, YMMV.

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  2. jonpacker

    I love the low perspective, the framing, the atmosphere in general. You got that perfect, in my opinion. The framing is just low enough to retain the overpowering sense of height in the mountains. Love that. I feel this image did not benefit from HDR. In fact, I think it would have been much better without it. So, while you gained some dynamic range, you've thrown the clarity out the window. All of the highlights have this unnatural glowy look about them. On my screen, it just looks blurry. I would love to see what you could have done given the RAW of this, and some well placed graduated filters.

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