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As always, anyone who favs my work will receive a Llama!
This was taken at an abandoned military bunker in the Florida Keys. When the sun is setting, it casts this amazing light through the holes in the walls (cut out for the cannons to fire through).

The original shot was composed using three photographs all taken at varying exposures in accordance to the bracketing method. One low light image is snapped, then a mid light photo, and then a high exposure shot. After all the images have been imported, I use a program called Photomatix to splice all the best parts of each separately exposed photo into a sort of Frankenphoto known as an HDR (High Dynamic Range) photo. This way, I can get all the best lighting and detail throughout every portion of the photo.

After that (deep breath) I edited the photo using Photoshop CS4, adding a vignette to the top left and bottom right corners of the picture to better frame it and compliment the composition. Then I adjusted the levels and colour percentages to make it appear blueish.

And TAH DAH!
That's how I dun it. :3

Here are some other photos in the corridor series, Cannon Corridor, Omega Corridor, and Gamma Corridor:

Description
As always, anyone who favs my work will receive a Llama!
This was taken at an abandoned military bunker in the Florida Keys. When the sun is setting, it casts this amazing light through the holes in the walls (cut out for the cannons to fire through).

The original shot was composed using three photographs all taken at varying exposures in accordance to the bracketing method. One low light image is snapped, then a mid light photo, and then a high exposure shot. After all the images have been imported, I use a program called Photomatix to splice all the best parts of each separately exposed photo into a sort of Frankenphoto known as an HDR (High Dynamic Range) photo. This way, I can get all the best lighting and detail throughout every portion of the photo.

After that (deep breath) I edited the photo using Photoshop CS4, adding a vignette to the top left and bottom right corners of the picture to better frame it and compliment the composition. Then I adjusted the levels and colour percentages to make it appear blueish.

And TAH DAH!
That's how I dun it. :3

Here are some other photos in the corridor series, Cannon Corridor, Omega Corridor, and Gamma Corridor: