I’m sorry about the non-writing at the moment, but I’m in Mexico working on a Danish television show, and that takes up a lot of My time, and the off times is used for capturing new stuff for you all.
My friend Per who lives in London at the moment, where so kind to let me crash on his couch for a couple of nights, when I attented the Trey Ratcliff HDR workshop last year. Thanks mate.
Per had just bought his first digital SLR camera - a Canon unfortunately – and was keen on joining me for a few hours of photo walking. We had a great time roaming the streets of London for a little early night shooting. Thanks for the company Per.
In September 2010 I attended a workshop on HDR photography with Trey Ratcliff in London, it was great fun and very instructive. Thanks a lot Trey and everyone else attending for make it a superb weekend.
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We went to the British Museum (here’s a photo I made the first time I was there) to shoot some photos to use at the workshop, this is one of the photos I shot there and processed afterwards.
It’s not that often I make a black and white HDR photography (I think they are kind of hard to get just right). But this one worked better that way, cause the museum is almost “black and white” in real life.
It’s a 5 RAW exposure HDR made in Photomatrix. Converted to black and white and cleaned it up in Photoshop.
Well heres and old one, in 2006 I was in London for the first time in my life, and I must admit that it’s a very cool city to stay in.
This photo is from the British museum, which it’s a really nice place to go shoot some photos, especially in the main hall which has some totally awesome architecture.
Converted to black and white in Photoshop, added some contrast in order to make the shadows pop a bit more.
And I also added a bit of grain in order to “hide” the noise caused by using a high ISO, the D70s wasen’t any good with compressing noise in the high end of the ISO scale.