Devils Bridge (cumbria)

[ricewind]

first day out without crutches, which i won't be doing again as foot kills today took this shot in the form of a HDR
it was taken at Kirby lonsdale's devils bridge


devils bridge by Jon Goodger, on Flickr

Exposure 0.01 sec (1/100)
Aperture f/8.0
Focal Length 50 mm
ISO Speed 200

[AndyA]

I can recommend the Cheese Burgers ;-)

[ricewind]

Re: Devils Bridge (cumbria)

I can recommend the Cheese Burgers ;-)

didn't get to try as with my healthy brother in law who like chips? it did smell nice when i walked past, will be going back up there once i can drive again

[MX5]

Re: Devils Bridge (cumbria)

Nice walking country. Yes that mobile foodery is rather tempting!

Reminds me to try the bridges from river level next time.

I'd ease off slightly with the HDR ... it's (IMHO) just a tad overcooked [on the RHS river bank] ... but that's just me.

[ricewind]

Re: Devils Bridge (cumbria)

it was one of the pre sets on photomatix

[MX5]

Re: Devils Bridge (cumbria)

it was one of the pre sets on photomatix

Is there a 'milder' preset ?

[ricewind]

Re: Devils Bridge (cumbria)

this setting called soft

bridge1 by Jon Goodger, on Flickr

[MX5]

Re: Devils Bridge (cumbria)

That's much better (for me!) as you can see the nice colours of the bricks in the bridge.

I guess HDR is like Marmite ... an art friend of mine totally overcooks his ... in the interest of art. I've played with the new HDR feature in DPP and am having trouble getting something that looks (to my eyes) 'right'. Guess that's HDR

[ricewind]

Re: Devils Bridge (cumbria)

I would download HDRsoft and have a play with it, they do have some good pre settings for easy on the eye to the very over cooked compared to my first posting will post one of the grunge settings

[AndyA]

Re: Devils Bridge (cumbria)

May I post one of mine in your thread ricewind? I can soon delete it.

This was taken a little earlier this year and before I started shooting in RAW.


Devils Bridge by Andy Aveyard, on Flickr