Utah's Great Salt Lake

[Threshershark 0]

 

 

[JayMorr 0]

It was fun Brett! Thanks for the great time.

[oatka 0]

Great photos!

 

I hope you grabbed that washed up board for Alex!!!

 

 

[monty3777 0]

I love lurking in the Photography portion of this board. I try not to ask too many question because great pics like this are beyond me - so I just look. However, I notice with these pics and the pics posted of the old truck (I love both these posts) that the pics have an almost animated quality. Is this effect something that happens in the development of the photo or are you capturing this quality in the actual shoot itself? Again, great pics!

[Bob T 0]

I love lurking in the Photography portion of this board. I try not to ask too many question because great pics like this are beyond me - so I just look. However, I notice with these pics and the pics posted of the old truck (I love both these posts) that the pics have an almost animated quality. Is this effect something that happens in the development of the photo or are you capturing this quality in the actual shoot itself? Again, great pics!

 

It looks like the pics were adjusted with a program like Topaz Adjust to me. This is a very nice program and I have started using it but it is not good for all subjects and not everyone likes it. I like the results but my wife prefers the normal pictures. I like the pictures above a lot.

 

Bob

 

[Threshershark 0]

It looks like the pics were adjusted with a program like Topaz Adjust to me. This is a very nice program and I have started using it but it is not good for all subjects and not everyone likes it. I like the results but my wife prefers the normal pictures. I like the pictures above a lot.

 

Bob

 

Thanks for the comments everyone! Monty/Bob:

 

This is a technique called HDR which involves doing a bracketed exposure and merging 3 or more overlapping images. It's a fun technique which I don't do very often, but it works well for great skies.

 

[Cole 0]

Amazing!