[Rowdy]

I do find the use in stacking the shots and trying to provide a very realistic look from a big dynamic range.. figured I'd share some of my shots and see if anyone else had some beauties. I could spend hours looking through others shutters!



My old and Cooper and a friends Wilga at the Ft. Langley waterdrome.



More of the cooper.. this time shot with the Tamron 10-24..



Toms Beaver on wheels..



Gregs little Maule at the Elk Island airstrip.



This is my old machine at Knee lake.. A BIT overdone.. but I still like it





A couple more from Elk/Knee and my old ride.. Beaver PVC (aka the Pipe)



This is another from chatterbox falls and I spent a few hours trying to get it look just right..







Cams 185

Yeah yeah.. mostly planes..

[M_Six]

I've never been successful at HDR, but I do occasionally merge multiple exposures to get better DR.

[bosstones]

Not a huge fan of most HDR shots, but layering multiple exposures to enhance a picture (not blow it out) is something I do on occasion as well.

[Rowdy]

Originally Posted by bosstones

Not a huge fan of most HDR shots, but layering multiple exposures to enhance a picture (not blow it out) is something I do on occasion as well.

Lets seem em boss tones!

I like your shed Mark! are you missing it yet?

[M_Six]

Originally Posted by Rowdy

Lets seem em boss tones!

I like your shed Mark! are you missing it yet?

No. I got a new job with virtually no commute, so I don't drive by it any more. That's why I've started birding. I need new things to shoot now that I don't spend so much time driving back and forth to work.

[Trijicon]

Yeah, I prefer stacking, masking, and dodge/burning.

[Rowdy]

Fantastic pano!