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Monday, May 22, 2006

Glasgow Uni

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Nikon D70 @ 10mm, various shutter speeds, f/8, ISO 200


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I went back home to Glasgae on Friday night and as I was just about to go over the Kingston bridge I thought I'd get a couple of night shots of the uni. The main shot I had in mind was one of the cloisters at night but with the lights on. Unfortunatey, by the time I got there it was after midnight and all of the lights were off. So no cloister shots for me... this time.

Instead I got a couple of other shots, including this one which was taken in one of the entrances to the main building. It's an HDR image consisting of 7 images with different exposures. Here's a bigger version" to get the full effect of the image.

posted by John at 10:51 pm

15 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Gorgeous, I don't normally like HDR images as they rarely look realistic, but this is spot on!!

1:04 am, May 23, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Awesome, a classic HDR shot.

5:43 am, May 23, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

great shot john

7:22 am, May 23, 2006  
Blogger jcyrhs said...

WOW.

the distortion and exposure worked to great effect. i love the lines and the door framing the outside.

Would love to see the slight tilt adjusted though. giving me a slight(est) sense of unbalance.

4:11 pm, May 23, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Absolutely beautiful! I love the huge amount of detail in this, and I am incredibly jealous of your 10mm ;) Looks fantastic.

4:53 pm, May 23, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

nice use of hdr, wideangle works well and all. hopefully be studying there this october so its good to see theres some decent shots to be had around the place

5:14 pm, May 23, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Excellent! This is a real jaw-dropper!!

7:43 pm, May 23, 2006  
Blogger Brent Vermilyea said...

I feel like such an amateur. Cheers.

12:12 am, May 24, 2006  
Blogger Azhar said...

HDR is fantastic.I love the warp feeling you created you are being pulled into the image.GREAT GREAT GREAT SHOT!

3:10 pm, May 24, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I hope a lot of people come by to see this picture, because it is a perfect example of how use use HDR. Too often pictures look fake - which almost always happens when people take new tools too far - but this is excellent!

4:19 pm, May 24, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

This is a wonderful HDR image. I made one myself today, probably not as good as this one :-) Great shot!

4:51 pm, May 24, 2006  
Blogger John said...

Thanks for such positive comments on this one guys... really pleased you like it.

11:28 pm, May 24, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Wow, Would be nice if you wrote a HDR tutorial.
/Freddo

9:13 pm, May 26, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Excellent use of HDR - it's greatest strength is it is not immediately recognisable as HDR, which is something of an achievement

3:06 pm, June 08, 2006  
Blogger EssPea Photography said...

I am not sure if you will ever see this comment, but great shot!

2:01 am, June 16, 2006  

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