![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjNw_lpUfAEJ5GEQG45EDRjx0OVKQWtYCe-_kOkYJBQd1cMNreMzm8d4a0uLZJHgFfCHoqzenHLceNSbpeVxiT7eaBSvrTfdrMuDNXDlSzTqlUJG-oln8Hni0AnZlb3BA_hdMRFRLzpu5g/s1600/DI-15-07492.jpg) |
Digital original |
The Halifax skyline has been littered with construction cranes for the past year or two, and from time to time I have investigated them with a camera, but this is the best image I have made of them to date, primarily because of how well the intersecting lines work.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjFX9brFvxY9ZlYpKCDhoJ2MIFQhqjOHtZH7nazkkIz3AOY8y_itRzEQzT4EMsk16sZPaRfERtoP-fnz90jry-Pp3lIi92QpIDL04XExAgNGDVm2KgIYK_5tvw0BWhG-guQLQvHqfiWVYE/s1600/DI-15-07494.jpg) |
Digital original, 3 frame exposure blend |
Part of the focus of this field trip was using the new Lightroom Photo Merge HDR process to deal with scenes of extreme contrast; the above image, of the rising sun back-lighting morning cloud, was a perfect scene to create an exposure blend, needing three different exposures to cover the full range of tones from highlight to shadows. Lightroom did a perfect job of blending them together.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiaMb_E1U2FpNQLueb0DHRViCqFffN0cs5jkTAjtLGuLPylI_lOxkjZo2FnT0DfLWV2-XsvcJ6lQyomCIWWKqatV5Ev5_k66wJ7PjVFTtlcxwNE9N4qFdLrUoZ4fYVlMWLVF-S2rVGhaGY/s1600/DI-15-07503_EB4_ST2.jpg) |
Digital original |
As I was walking back to my car from the field trip, I happened to walk past an Keith's Hall, an historic building which recently had its facade restored. As it was a Sunday morning, there was almost no traffic, so I was able to work with my camera in mid-street to make this classic elevation view of the porch.
No comments:
Post a Comment
Feel free to make a comment, or ask questions!