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Raindrops in the forest

This is a discussion on Raindrops in the forest within the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; I took this one while sheltering under a tree ( from this thread http://www.photography.ca/Forums/f11/deep-bfp-8875.html ) I liked the sight of ...

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    I took this one while sheltering under a tree ( from this thread http://www.photography.ca/Forums/f11/deep-bfp-8875.html )

    I liked the sight of the bubbles when the rain hit the water ...


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    Very nice! Is it HDR..how do the drops look after you do the "tonemapping thing"? Did you have to go back and bring them in? That is if it's HDR..

    I love the greens you have..so lush..not what you first have in mind when you think of Australia.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kat View Post
    Very nice! Is it HDR..how do the drops look after you do the "tonemapping thing"? Did you have to go back and bring them in? That is if it's HDR..

    I love the greens you have..so lush..not what you first have in mind when you think of Australia.
    Thanks Kat.

    Yes it is HDR. I didn't have to do anything to it though other than sharpen (almost always have to sharpen HDR's) and adjust some colours and curves.

    The greens are nice when they are there. But that's because we've had a wet year so far. Been awesome to have so much rain. For years our greens were more broeens And those creek crossings were totally dry.

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