Into King’s at Dawn

by Alex Brown 16. November 2008 15:44

Into King’s at Dawn
Originally uploaded by alexbrn

Path heading into King’s College Cambridge, taken during a very rosy autumn dawn. HDR.

Again, the tree on the left is useful to cover up the unsightly scaffolding on the chapel. 

  

 

 

 

 

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11/17/2008 6:41:32 PM #

Lars Marius Garshol

I think I liked the second one (from two days ago) best of the HDRs, with this one in second place. I find HDRs tend to lack contrast, making them look kind of washed-out. That's just personal preference, though.

I liked it that you showed the three input images on the first post. Wouldn't have minded seeing that again here. Smile

Lars Marius Garshol Norway |

1/9/2009 7:50:40 AM #

intersindo

Good shot photo..Alex.

intersindo United States |

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