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Published: 2011-01-16 21:24:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 5542; Favourites: 243; Downloads: 0
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This is the HDR #1 of 14 I've done at the Notre Dame Basilica of Montreal, Qc in November 2010. I know this is a resubmission, I am having issues with the update of the print image... it still keep the old version.Kindly featured by here: [link]
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makes me want to run up there and start playing the pipe organ
lol
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here it is! [link] Have fun playing with it
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I tried to find something that I can critisize...BUT...thereΒ΄s nothing...nothing, zero...not the smallest thing...really a STUNNING photo...and STUNNING HDR processing
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thanks 
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of course!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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it's ok for the copy and paste fail I simply hid your comment as it was meant for my profile
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This is unbelievable! You caught millions of great details in this shot! This picture belongs in a commercial brochure! I'll feature this next month.
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wow thanks! This is unexpected
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But well deserved!
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All details are so crystal clear and the light is so perfect that it is hard to believe that it is your first HDR.
Congrats & thx for sharing,
Hakan
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it's not my 1st ever HDR, but the 1st one of that serie and the 1st one that is perfect!
Thanks for you comment!
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That turned out well - terrific detail and light capture.
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Wonderful HDR Shot, The colors and contrast work wonderfully!
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an amazing interior shot, complimented in excellent HDR processing. well done
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This is really an outstanding HDR....This is how it should be....In some cases i like to over do it....but this shot of the Notre Dame Basilica is just perfect....
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thank you, I'm glad you appreciate it the same way I do!
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Gorgeous shot. I love HDRs that have that huge range of detail in them but don't have that halo effect that screams "look at me, I'm HDR!" ... very well done!
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Thanks! It's been my trademark in HDRs lately. I used to do oversaturated HDRs which were just probably as bad to look at for your eyes as looking straight at the sun itself!
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haha Yeah, there's definitely two distinct types of HDRs. Keep up with these, they're really spectacular!
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That is a stunning capture there, and a beautiful subtle use of HDR.
I'm thoroughly impressed with the lighting and sheer amount of detail.
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Thanks! I was a bit troublesome to do these HDRs from the entire serie as the interior lighting wasn't that good at all. It was way much darker inside the basilica than it shows, thanks to long exposures and [too-high-to-my-taste] ISO-400! Some of the bracketed pictures were up to 3 seconds in exposure
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Well the end result was spectacular. Well you definitely brought light to the subject, in a stunning way.
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THIS IS THE RIGHT WAY FOR A SERIOUS HDR!
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Thanks for your comment, I'm glad someone approves my method!
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thanks! The worst: it was pretty dark inside, I had to use long exposure times
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thanks! I'm glad you like it!
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