Tunnel in HDR -- Day 232

I've been wanting to take a photo of this tunnel for a long time. Today I got the chance. It is on the way to my Dad's work. Today I was called in to fill in for someone (My sister's and I work as Christmas help and fill in for people throughout the year) and I ended up driving myself, so on the way home I was able to stop and spend as long as I wanted being a photographer (I don't usually like to stop for photo shoots when I have other people in the car with me.)

Photo details: Canon EOS Digital Rebel, This is an HDR image. It is composed of 3 images taken at different settings. I used Dynamic Photo HDR to put the images together.

Falcon in HDR -- Day 218

Today's photo is really three photos made into one High Dynamic Range (HDR) image. This is my Dad's 1962 Ford Falcon Two Door Wagon. I used a tripod and took this at dusk. I then used Dynamic Photo HDR to put it together (As you can see from the ugly watermark).

Photo details: Canon EOS Digital Rebel, Exposure time 1/ sec, Aperture f/, ISO , Focal Length .0 mm.

Marbles -- Day 171

I got out my tripod, a bag of marbles, a sheet of copy paper, a couple light sources, and of course my camera  and came up with this photo. It didn't look like this straight off the camera though, I did a lot of editing in Dynamic Photo HDR.

Photo details: Canon EOS Digital Rebel, Exposure time 1/20 sec, Aperture f/8, ISO 100, Focal Length 218.0 mm.

Water Tower -- Day 94

Today the sky was perfect  and I've been waiting to get a photo of this water tower for a long time, so I put the two together and decided to try it in High Dynamic Range. For those of you who've never heard of HDR, it's the process of combining 2 or more images (3 in my case) of different exposures to make one image that shows the different tones of the subject.  This photo was processed using the trial version of Dynamic Photo HDR.

Photo details: Canon EOS Digital Rebel, Exposure time 1/800, 1/3200, and 1/200 sec, Aperture f/5.6, ISO 100, Focal Length 46.0 mm.