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This picture was shot RAW using the HDR method with a Canon 60D and

then processed in Lightroom 3.6. It shows Mount Alpha which is just

north of Squamish,BC, Canada. It is my favorite mountain picture yet

and I have added it to my physical profile and am considering it for a

very large photo-canvas. It stands up well to enlargement but I would

very much like to hear opinions on this one and how it can be improved

as well as flaws that I've missed.

Hi Wenyu Xu,

This shot caught my eye immediately as it passed on the Photo.net listing of photos on the intro page.  This is truly a fantastic shot with lovely colour, well-detailed foreground which literally leads a path into the hills of the background.  Was this taken in California or central Washington?  I'm from Squamish,BC, Canada, and don't see scenes like this very much though I plan to travel to central Washington to explore their canyon-lands for shots like this.  The only problem is that little vertical-oval-shaped bit of orange that is in your foreground middle-back area.  Use your adjustment brush to get rid of it and the picture will be perfect.  Good luck and great shooting!

Cory Sine

This was shot RAW using the HDR method with a Canon 60D before

processing in Lightroom 3.6. It is part of my portfolio and I am

considering it for enlargement into a photo-canvas for upcoming shows.

Any feedback, criticism, and advice that people might have is greatly

appreciated. I am aware of the small patch of snow to the right of

the central peaks that is a little too white because of de-saturation.

I will correct that in future prints and canvases.

This was shot combining the detail of my 50mm Canon Macro lens with

the HDR method using a Canon 60D and was processed in Lightroom 3.6.

I have made it part of my portfolio and am considering it for

enlargement into a canvas print for future shows. I worry about the

deep reds being a bit too saturated and would greatly appreciate any

advice, criticism, and help anyone has.

This photo was shot in monochrome using HDR and processed in

Lightroom 3.6. It shows Mount Arrowsmith with a foreboding sky. I

have chosen to include a print of this photo in my professional

portfolio and would appreciate any feedback and pointers anyone

might have.

This was shot using a Canon 60D and processed in Lightroom 3.6.

It shows a prominent rock feature and trees emerging from the

morning fog on the monolithic "Chief" in Squamish, Canada.

Commends and advice would be greatly appreciated.

This photo was shot with a Canon 60D in monochrome and then processed

in Lightroom 3.6. Special care was given to bring out as much

sharpness as possible in this portrait of Mount Baker (as seen with a

telephoto lend from Vancouver, Canada) but I would be grateful for

advice on how to increase definition and sharpness even more.

This photo was shot with a Canon 60D in bulb mode using a 7-minute

exposure. It was then processed in Lightroom 3.6. It was my first

attempt at an exposure for more than a couple of minutes. I'd be

grateful if someone knew how to get rid of the dark band in the upper

portion of the sky. Eliminating noise in this photo was a fine

balance that took a lot of trial and error. This image was

essentially the best I could render in terms of luminance and noise

balance.

This was shot with a Canon 60D in monochrome and processed in

Lightroom 3.6. I would appreciate any and all feedback and advice.

This was shot using a Canon 60D in HDR with low-shutter-speed noise

reduction on and processed in Lightroom 3.6. I am still new to HDR

and am using this image in my professional portfolio. As such, I

would love to hear any feedback, comments, and critiques that people

might have so I can further refine and improve my technqiue.

This was shot with a Canon 60D in monochrome HDR and then processed in

Lightroom 3.6. I am still fairly new to the HDR method and would love

any feedback on this photo (composition, quality, or whatever) because

I am using an 11x14" print in my professional portfolio and will be

displaying a 16x20" poster-print at a showing. So, because of all

this, I would greatly appreciate any and all feedback, advice, and

criticisms.

This was shot using a Canon 60D in HDR mode and processed in Lightroom

3.6. It is a December picture of Shannon Falls on the outskirts of

Squamish, BC, Canada. I am new to HDR photography and plan to have

this photo in my professional portfolio. I would greatly appreciate

any feedback and advice anyone might have.

This was taken with a Canon 60D using HDR and processed in Lightroom

3.6. It was shot at a river flowing in Squamish, BC, Canada. I am

new to HDR photography and would appreciate any advice or critiquing

from more experienced photographers. I plan to have a copy of this

photo in my portfolio and would love to hear impressions and reactions.

Beautiful shot!  The maintained focus from the first blade of frosted grass to the lines of trees in the background really holds the image together.  Very well-defined with subtle but effective use of colour over a frosted base.  Lovely work.

Stunning work with the water.  I love how the path of the water gives great dimension to the image.  Lovely work.

I saw the same species in northern Namibia's Etosha Wildlife Reserve.  With this picture, I would have cropped the image and made it much smaller (basically a direct portrait of the bird instead of this larger environment shot).  I say this because the bird does not stans out from the grasses and there is little contrast.  So even though the bird is beautiful and exotic, it gets lost in the brown grass.  Very sharp definition though; the shot reminds me of good times traveling Africa.  Regards.

Great colour contrast and perfectly-saturated definition.  A charming photo for sure.  Great work!

Beautifully rendered photo.  The landscape is darkened but radiant where it needs to be (in the vibrant greens to the right of the house).  Very lovely contrast of stunning wilderness photography with the house gives a sense of isolation and home at the same time.  Excellent work!

This picture was shot with a Canon 60D using the AEB method and then

processed in Lightroom 3.6. It is an 8-second exposure nighttime

photo of the Lion's Gate Bridge in Vancouver, Canada. I am new to AEB

and would appreciate any comments, advice, or feedback that anyone

might have about this photo.

This was shot in monochrome with a Canon 60D using the AEB/HDR method

and was processed in Lightroom 3.6. I am quite new to the AEB/HDR

method and would appreciate any comments, advice, or criticisms that

anyone could offer. I'm particularly concerned with the contrast in

this picture and if it results in the mountains looking

over-processed, I'd love to hear opinions on it. Thank you.

This was shot in monochrome with a Canon 60D using the AEB/HDR method

and was processed in Lightroom 3.6. I am quite new to the AEB/HDR

method and would appreciate any comments, advice, or criticisms that

anyone could offer.

This was shot with a Canon 60D in monochrome using AEB and processed

in Lightroom 3.6. I am quite new to the AEB technique and would value

any advice or comments in regards to this image. Many thanks.

This was shot with a Canon 60D in monochrome and processed in

Lightroom 3.6. These are the railway tracks coming south into

Britannia Beach, BC, Canada. Comments and feedback welcome!

This was shot with a Canon 60D and processed with Lightroom 3.6.

Comments and feedback welcome!

This was shot with a Canon 60D in monochrome and processed later

with Lightroom 3.6. I took this picture without any clue that it would

turn out like it did. I liked the results but would be happy to hear

criticisms, advice, or feedback. Thanks!