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I came across a 5 image set taken at Stonehole Bay in Bermuda that I decided to give HDR a chance. I was pleasantly surprised even to the degree that I made this my new desktop pic. I rarely revisit folders, once I’m done processing my favorite shots I move on to future shooting ideas. This is a lesson learned, visit those old folders and see if anything jumps out that you didn’t see the first time.
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nice actually
In my lecture Dream – Believe – Create I talk specifically about giving yourself time away from the shoot. I believe we are too emotionally attached to the shoot to be objective. Its funny because we need that emotional attachment to make captures that matter and then we need to step away from that to be objective about the image. Does it stand alone? Does it work? Is the composition okay? etc, etc… I hope that makes sense… Well done Ferrell.
Thank you John. I do think it’s difficult to separate emotions during the shoot and the one’s evoked by the image. Time certainly allows us to separate those emotions. A great tip for all photographers. Ferrell