Hope's Twilight
Uploaded: November 17, 2008
This was an experiment at an extremely low-light shot, layered multiple exposures with tonal mapping (sort of HDR... tried a couple of HDR programs, but didn't look better, IMO!)
Everything except sky and water reflections was too dark to see at the time of shooting. Rather amazing the detail the camera was able to pick up!!! Took about 20 widely varying exposures and mixed 2 of them for this image.
Town of Hope, Adirondacks, NY... shot at twilight :)
(Oh, btw, Hope is/was a failed town in the ADKs, so I guess the title works from that perspective too...? :D )
(*N&L*)
Donna La Mattino Pagakis November 17, 2008
Beautiful light and scenery David! #1037146Paul Michko November 18, 2008
A very cool twilight feel, David. I like it. #6768490Karen Engelbreth November 18, 2008
Wonderful colors and capture, David! #6768929Ron McEwan November 18, 2008
Well David your labors are worth every bit of it. Nice work here. #6769431Renata Gusciora November 18, 2008
I like the mood a lot,Dave!Great lighting and tones,wonderful image! #6770490Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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