Bill,
I like it the way it is.
Nice image!
Regards,  Bob S.

On Thu, Jul 21, 2011 at 11:48 AM, William Robb
<anotherdrunken...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 19/07/2011 7:52 AM, Darren Addy wrote:
>>
>> William's shot is a nice image, but it appears to me that it was taken
>> in a museum, under fluorescent lights with a wallpaper background. It
>> that IS where it is taken (or something similar), then this is
>> understandable and a nice representation of what was there. If it
>> wasn't taken there and was an outdoors illuminated shot in nature,
>> then I think the tone/color balance/tone mapping probably
>> misrepresents the original scene in a rather unsatisfying way.
>
>
> That was shot beside a fairly large creek in my favourite part of BC
> (Rosebery) right at dusk. The "wallpaper background" is the stream itself
> with the rocks just below the surface of the water. The combination of the
> extended exposure and that they are somewhat out of focus is what is fooling
> you into thinking it is something that it isn't.
> That is a combination of two exposures, one to get the bulk of the image,
> and one to get the mushroom, which was really dark. All I did was stack the
> main exposure over the brighter one and erase the layer to show the mushroom
> below it.
> There was no tone mapping, and it is an accurate representation of what was
> there, with the exception of using the double exposure to secure what the
> camera couldn't do in one.
> I should probably boost the gamma in the mushroom layer a bit, but it made a
> very nice print on my wall, and I'm pretty much done with the file so I
> probably won't.
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> William Robb
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