This is a discussion on Mushrooms in HDR within the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; Found these while working in the backyard today. They were growing on a dead tree stump- actually on the neighbour's ...
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Mushrooms in HDR
Found these while working in the backyard today. They were growing on a dead tree stump- actually on the neighbour's side. Personally, I find wild mushrooms kind of gross and creepy. This whole thing quivered. Gross, gross gross. Anyway, I managed to photograph it, and work it out as an HDR. It did not really need to be HDR'd but it was good practice. Bleh, I do not even like looking at them in a photo.
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That is the way I like HDR to look when it is done. It looks natural and not over done, excellent work
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Looks good to me too and mushrooms - love em - not creepy, tasty.
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nope not creepy at all! But very well done!
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Now I see when a HDR is need it.
I like this one.
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