Heaven Help Me

© Ken Falls

Heaven Help Me

Uploaded: October 02, 2009

Description

Exif: F Number: 6.3, ExposureTime: 13/10 seconds, ISO: 2000, FocalLength: 16.00 mm, Model: NIKON D700

Comments

Kathy Coombs October 13, 2009

Very cool..light is awesome. Where was this? Is that you? #1191840

Ken Falls October 13, 2009

Yes, it is me. I placed my camera on the tripod and had it fire off five shots of me at verious exposures so I could do this in HDR. I couldn't move for a long time because the last two were at about 10 and 15 seconds each. I took this at the Philadelphia Eastern State Prison. Thanks for commenting on this picture and the Bamberg picture. #8034486

Kathy Coombs October 13, 2009

I really want to learn HDR. This image is timeless. The light really is amazing.. #8034591

Ken Falls October 13, 2009

HDR isn't so tough. Just put your camera on the bracketing feature and shoot of three images of 1 stop each. If you have Photoshop, it will do HDR. Or you can try Photomatix as I feel that is the best program. HDR is tough in one aspect: I either love the image or I hate it. No middle ground on it. So have fun. #8034895

Kathy Coombs October 16, 2009

I will give it a try when I can..thanks! #8043664

Karen Celella October 21, 2009

Congratulations on your feature in Snapshot Ken! This is wonderful! #8055440

Tammy J. Russotto October 21, 2009

This is really awesome! I didn't know they let people in the cells like that. I was there in April 2008 and the place is amazing. #8055520

Ken Falls October 21, 2009

Karen and Tammy,
Thank you for your commends. I really appreciate the feed back.
Karen, what do you mean by feature in snapshot? Thank you everyone. #8055677

Donna La Mattino Pagakis October 21, 2009

You were featured today in the Digital Darkroom Newsletter Ken! Congratulations!

Very creative and unique work! #8057002

Ken Falls October 21, 2009

Donna, Thank you. How do I get a copy of the newletter? Thanks again #8057021

Mary K. Robison October 22, 2009

Outstanding image, Ken! It's bound to win awards in any contest you enter it. #8057626

Anne McKinnell October 22, 2009

Ken, stunning image and wonderful HDR work. Congratulations on your feature in digital darkroom!!

If you haven't found out yet, you can subscribe to the newsletters in your member center, under member info, at the bottom of the page. I dont know if you will get the one that just went out though. If you dont have a copy yet, send your email address to me and I will forward my copy to you.

Anne. #8058825

Ken Falls October 22, 2009

Anne,
Thank you for the comments and yes I would appreciate you sending me your copy. I just sent you a betterphoto e-mail requesting this as well with my e-mail address in it. Thanks again
Ken #8059042

Ken Falls October 22, 2009

Mary, Thank you for your comments as well. This is the part of betterphoto I enjoy the most. It allows us Photographers the forum to critque and build our knowledge of images. Thanks for all your comments
Ken #8059062

Irene Colling level-classic October 29, 2009

Ken the current issue, and past issues, of Digital Darkroom can be found by folling this link.

http://www.betterphoto.com/DigitalPics.php #8087288

Ken Falls October 30, 2009

Thank you Irene, I had a copy sent to me. Thanks everyone for your help #8088136

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