Twins by EdwinDrix

Photography • Architecture • posted on Jan 09, 2008

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Hi, this is an experiment with HDR/DRI. I hope you like it and curious what you think. Thanks for looking. Edwin

Comments (41)

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Janiss

11:23AM | Wed, 09 January 2008

Strong colors for a brilliant effect... great capture and postwork my friend!

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CDBrugg

11:25AM | Wed, 09 January 2008

glorious colours :-))

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deweygg

11:38AM | Wed, 09 January 2008

Very nice with beautiful colors. Congratulations!

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NightGallery

11:41AM | Wed, 09 January 2008

Awesome colors and warmth to this. Nicely shot. I love it.

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Blitzz-Licht

11:51AM | Wed, 09 January 2008

....good use of HDRI ...looks like parts of the building are glowing

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Artlan59

12:01PM | Wed, 09 January 2008

Not exactly sure what HDR/DRI is, but I really like the outcome. Awesome capture. Fantastic lighting and sky effect. Excellent work.

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krakosky

12:08PM | Wed, 09 January 2008

awesome work in HDRi, amazing colors and very nice compo, well done!!

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e-brink

12:09PM | Wed, 09 January 2008

Excellent image. Great lighting and camera angle! Nice textures!

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Goentu400

12:27PM | Wed, 09 January 2008

Nice HDR-work! How many pics used for this shot?

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EdwinDrix

12:31PM | Wed, 09 January 2008

Only 3 images are used with +2EV every pic. I get best results with 5 or 7 images. But here I had no time because it started to rain. So this one here is a quick and dirty DRI ;o) Edwin

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delaorden_ojeda

1:00PM | Wed, 09 January 2008

very impressive, excelent hdr capture and postwork ! bravo !

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durleybeachbum

1:31PM | Wed, 09 January 2008

I have no idea how this is done, but its a great image.

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mark.spooner

1:36PM | Wed, 09 January 2008

A lovely piece of work.

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Richardphotos

1:47PM | Wed, 09 January 2008

I think your results are exceptional.the details are superb and a beautiful building.welcome back

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Fred255

2:02PM | Wed, 09 January 2008

Very impressive, Colours and light work very well!

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architect_maram

3:14PM | Wed, 09 January 2008

awesomeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee really so so beautifullllllllllllllll :):):) 5+++++++++++++++++++++

MrsLubner

3:16PM | Wed, 09 January 2008

I think it is electrifying!

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babuci

3:50PM | Wed, 09 January 2008

Mind blowing postwork. I wish to see more of this technique here. Amazing colors.

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ledwolorz

4:21PM | Wed, 09 January 2008

Beautiful colors and light. Fantastic work.

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amlondono

5:56PM | Wed, 09 January 2008

Impressive result ! Ana

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zoren

6:14PM | Wed, 09 January 2008

I love this hdr, I need to learn....

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jocko500

6:19PM | Wed, 09 January 2008

wonderful looking buiding

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artaddict2

6:54PM | Wed, 09 January 2008

Outstanding image. All I know about HDR is that whenever people post this type of work it always looks awesome! Don't know how its done.

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EdwinDrix

7:11PM | Wed, 09 January 2008

Okay, for all the people who don't know what HDR/DRI images are and want to know how to create them I have found a good link with great informations and tutorials. Here it is: http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tutorials/high-dynamic-range.htm Edwin

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