Surface of ice formed over a flowing creek. One is a HDR of three exposures, the other is a single exposure. Yes, that is dirt you see under the ice. How did that happen?
Readers: Can you tell which is the HDR? Please answer with a comment. Thank You
All are macros from a Kodak DSC Pro SLR/c with a Canon EF 100 mm f/2.8 Macro USM lens stabilized on a Manfrotto 468MG tripod with Hydrostatic Ball Head
Fillmore Glen State Park, Moravia, Cayuga County, New York.
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Looking at this on my phone and I am guessing that the second one is HDR. 🤔
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Correct!!! I prefer the single exposure in this case, although I chose the HDR for the header. Thanks for your response, Pepper.
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Whew! That was purely a guess. I have never tried HDR but I really should. 😊
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I just had to look up what HDR is. I do know I like the 1st photo better,
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I agree. Thanks for responding, Lavinia. The second photograph is HDR. I am not sure the technique is of benefit in this situation.
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Before coming to the comments, the second photo seemed sharper and brighter.
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Your input is most appreciated, bigskybuckeye
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