Yellowstone

February 2009

SmugMug

I've decided to switch from Webshots to SmugMug for my photo albums.  The look is just much more professional and shows off my images better.
(Use my SmugMug referral code ( by6tH9lWR1P6w ) and you'll get $5 off.)

Arc De Triomphe, Paris

 Pseudo HDR tone-mapping editing with Dynamic-Photo HDR 4.5

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These images were taken with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-LC20S 2.1MP Digital Camera w/ Leica Lens.

October 2005.

Tower of London

Pseudo HDR tone-mapping editing with Dynamic-Photo HDR 4.5 :  Method:  Ultra Contrast;  Settings:  Brightness = 25;  Natural/Saturated = 1;  Vivid Colors = 0.13;  Dramatic Light Radius = 5;  Dramatic Light Strength = 0.19;  Surface Smoothness = 0.85;  Filter:  Orton Effect.

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Decided to go back into my archives, see what I can resurrect.  I went back to August of 2004, before I even heard of HDR.  True HDR is combining 3 or more shots of various exposures, but I used only one, hence the "pseudo". These images were taken with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-LC20S 2.1MP Digital Camera w/ Leica Lens.

Windsor Castle IV

Pseudo HDR tone-mapping editing with Dynamic-Photo HDR 4.5 : Method:  Eye Catching;  Settings:  Brightness = 10;  Color Saturation = 1;  Vivid Colors = 0.1;  Dramatic Light Radius = 6;  Dramatic Light Strength = 0.8;  Surface Smoothness = 0.8;  Filter:  Vignette.  Also edited in Photoshop:  Unsharp Mask and Texturizer Filter.

No edits.

Decided to go back into my archives, see what I can resurrect.  I went back to August of 2004, before I even heard of HDR.  True HDR is combining 3 or more shots of various exposures, but I used only one, hence the "pseudo". These images were taken with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-LC20S 2.1MP Digital Camera w/ Leica Lens.

Windsor Castle III

Pseudo HDR tone-mapping editing with Dynamic-Photo HDR 4.5 :   Method:  Ultra Contrast;  Settings:  Brightness = 25;  Natural/Saturated = 1;  Vivid Colors = 0.1;  Dramatic Light Radius = 5;  Dramatic Light Strength = 1;  Surface Smoothness = 0.8;  Filter:  Vignette.

No edits.

Decided to go back into my archives, see what I can resurrect.  I went back to August of 2004, before I even heard of HDR.  True HDR is combining 3 or more shots of various exposures, but I used only one, hence the "pseudo". These images were taken with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-LC20S 2.1MP Digital Camera w/ Leica Lens.

Windsor Castle II

Pseudo HDR tone-mapping editing with Dynamic-Photo HDR 4.5 :  Method:  Ultra Contrast;  Settings:  Brightness = 25;  Natural/Saturated = 1;  Vivid Colors = 0.1;  Dramatic Light Radius = 5;  Dramatic Light Strength = 0.6;  Surface Smoothness = 0.3;  Filter:  Vignette.

No edits.

Decided to go back into my archives, see what I can resurrect.  I went back to August of 2004, before I even heard of HDR.  True HDR is combining 3 or more shots of various exposures, but I used only one, hence the "pseudo". These images were taken with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-LC20S 2.1MP Digital Camera w/ Leica Lens.

Windsor Castle

Pseudo HDR tone-mapping editing with Dynamic-Photo HDR 4.5 :   Method: Ultra Contrast; Settings: Brightness = 25; Natural/Saturated = 1; Vivid Colors = 0; Dramatic Light Radius = 5; Dramatic Light Strength = 0.6; Surface Smoothness = 0.95; Filter: Vignette

No edits.

Decided to go back into my archives, see what I can resurrect.  I went back to August of 2004, before I even heard of HDR.  True HDR is combining 3 or more shots of various exposures, but I used only one, hence the "pseudo". These images were taken with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-LC20S 2.1MP Digital Camera w/ Leica Lens.

"Windsor Castle, in Windsor in the English county of Berkshire, is the largest inhabited castle in the world and, dating back to the time of William the Conqueror, is the oldest in continuous occupation." (Wikipedia)

West Wycombe, UK

Pseudo HDR tone-mapping editing with Dynamic-Photo HDR 4.5 :   Method:  Eye Catching;  Settings:  Brightness = 10; Color Saturation = 1; Vivid Colors = 0.1;  Dramatic Light Radius = 6;  Dramatic Light Strength = 0.6;  Surface Smoothness = 0.62

No edits.

Pseudo HDR tone-mapping editing with Dynamic-Photo HDR 4.5 :  Method:  Eye Catching;  Settings:  Brightness = 10;  Color Saturation = 1;  Vivid Colors = 0.13;  Dramatic Light Radius = 6;  Dramatic Light Strength = 0.6;  Surface Smoothness = 0.7

No edits.

 Decided to go back into my archives, see what I can resurrect.  I went back to August of 2004, before I even heard of HDR.  True HDR is combining 3 or more shots of various exposures, but I used only one, hence the "pseudo". These images were taken with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-LC20S 2.1MP Digital Camera w/ Leica Lens.

The countryside of West Wycombe, UK.
After my brother and I went to the Hell Fire Caves we stopped by this church with a golden ball at the top of the tower on top of a hill.  Wonderful views.

Animal Prints