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St. Louis Cathedral

© Ken Smith

St. Louis Cathedral

Uploaded: August 25, 2014 | Entered: September 27, 2014 05:30:23

Description

Located in the French Quarter of New Orleans. This is an HDR image from four exposures from the same parent RAW image. HDR processing can bring out additional colors that we can’t easily see in the RAW file. The key challenge is to keep the final composite somewhat true to what the naked eye can see.

Exif: F Number: 22, Exposure Bias Value: 1.67, ExposureTime: 6/10 seconds, Flash: did not fire, compulsory flash mode, ISO: 1600, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 15.00 mm, Model: Canon EOS 5D Mark III

Comments

John Rivera level-deluxe August 25, 2014

Fantastic image and perspective here Ken! #1584262

Joy Rector August 25, 2014

well done #11115774

R. J. Laudenbacher level-classic August 25, 2014

What a great capture and MT entry, Ken. I love the perspective here. #11115792

Hernan Vanegas August 25, 2014

Amazing picture.
#11115806

Colette M. Metcalf August 25, 2014

Outstanding, Ken!!! #11115856

Tammy M. Anderson level-deluxe August 25, 2014

Fabulous colors and comp. Beautiful! #11115871

Chris Budny level-deluxe August 25, 2014

Nicely done! #11116084

John Connolly August 25, 2014

Brilliant DD work here Ken! You brought this fine image to life! #11116243

Michelle Alton August 25, 2014

Your signature use of the Fisheye produces your signature beautiful results. It certainly is on the "realistic" side of HDR. #11116287

Leslie McLain level-classic August 25, 2014

Beautiful capture and details, Ken. #11116415

Charlotte A. Mather August 25, 2014

LOVE! Your church work is amazing #11116465

JO ANN CLEVELAND August 26, 2014

Fannnnnntastic Ken! You are the master of the fish eye! Soooo beautiful!

jo ann c. #11116731

Jill Odice level-classic August 26, 2014

Very cool fisheye ! Love how the HDR worked on this one! #11116968

Cindy Bendush level-classic August 27, 2014

Wonderful perspective and great processing Ken! #11118043

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