First, I tried doing a panorama. I have my beginning photo class stitch together panoramas for one of their first photo assignments. I used 4 different pictures to form the panorama below - click on it to see a larger version.

Secondly, I tried doing two different HDR composites with 6 different images each. HDR works well for things that don't move. These clouds moved millimeters while I was taking all of the different shots so when I tried to merge the HDR images in photoshop the clouds look all blurry and dumb each time I tried. Any suggestions on what to try to make this work better in the future?
Lastly, here is a picture where I tried just backlighting the sugar beet factory with the sunset so that the shape of the factory was blacked out but the sunlight showed the shape of the spire. I did this by closing my aperture up tight - I also did this so my depth of field would be clear and in focus too.

2 comments:
So pretty! I love the sunsets here. I've tried HDR on a cloudy sky before and had the same problem. You just have to work quick or try on a day with no clouds, I guess. ;)
Gorgeous! I don't know much about creating HDR shots, but I love your silhouette photo - so pretty! Let's also play with our cameras next time we get together! :)
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