From Sutton Bank
by SaraR

Comment:
I see a little movement in the sky from the slow image bracketing, or fast moving clouds. What I have done sometimes with success, is to do two different HDR images. In your case maybe all 7 once to get the ground nicely blended. Then go back and look at the exposures for the clouds and do a separate one with fewer exposures that really only affect the sky. Then blend the two together. Might help, I really like all the color changes on the ground.

Cypress In Silhouette
by tfarrell23

Comment:
This composition with the strong blacks and orange sky make this image shine.

Three Seconds on the Shoshone River
by noraneko

Comment:
This is really a captivating image.

Peaceful
by dougi555

Comment:
When I saw this during the week, I thought it would be a strong contender for a ribbon. wonderful light.

Day 5
by em3

Comment:
do you get to shoot all these cars everyday? Thats awesome!

morning glory highway
by newmexicomtngirl

Comment:
it has nice tones, seems to be lacking sharpness. Also you should try and use the full 640 pixels and 150 kb space for challenges. Here is a little tutorial. Welcome to DPC.

lensless photography on dpc
by krnodil

Comment:
A wonderful abstraction, fuzzy morning memories.

Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere
by photodude

Comment:
I would like to visit there too, congrats on top ten. The road really leads your eye around the image.

Forgotten Path
by andrewbrinkhaus

Comment:
Congrats on ninth place, I really enjoy the contrast and sense of unknown caused by the fog.

Message edited by author 2008-09-05 01:49:38.

Some will seek what's around the bend . . . many will never know.
by glad2badad

Comment:
I really like the composition I find it easily leads the eye throughout the image. I find the processing of the clouds a little too much. Congrats on top ten in this toughly scored challenge.