Can You Tell... by bmac62
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...we spent a few hours yesterday at the National World War I Museum in Kansas City.
Yesterday, after being inspired by RodS, I took all of my pictures in the museum using "exposure bracketing". Hence, this is my first successful HDR posting.
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This is a French built Renault FT tank, knocked out of action in 1917 or 1918 by a German 77mm artillery shell...there's a big hole in the armor plate around back.
Comments (28)
Very nice!
Brilliant bit of HDR... Love this photo...
I have one of these French tanks in my runtime waiting to be rendered at some point. More of these if you have them Bill.
This turned out great! I didn't see it when you were working on it last night. Nice detail, even in the places I know there were shadows. Excellent work!
great capture and work
This is a great HDR Bill.
Cool HDR. Well done.
I thought it was something from Dr.Who! Marvellous!
It is a funny looking tank!!
Excellent shot and PP Bill.
Outstanding work Bill. God bless.
Awesome! It came out fantastic -- much better than normal accent-lit (lighted?) subjects usually come out. What a cool tank, too.
Beautiful creation !
Great POV, lighting and details on this old timer, a veritable icon of tank warfare back during the war to end all wars, Bill. The track mechanism on the sides are really exposed to enemy fire. And those turret guns are really a joke compared to our modern tanks.
Wow, well done!! Excellent shot(s)...
This just jumps out Great capture and postwork
Looks like that HDR worked really well for you Bill! This is really a great shot – it's not easy to get good exposures in that Museum... Now I'm gonna have to go back there and try some exposure bracketing myself! See, now you've inspired me! LOL We had a wonderful time Monday, and hope to see you and Tara again soon! Hugs to you both from Jo and me!
Nice image If your into that kind of thing me I am more flowers....caves..meadows....hills etc...that kind of thing this is still a great pic Hugs Susan~
wow this is cool looking
great foto.
Wow, built for stout as they used to say!
xlt HDR exercition
Really amazing shot!
Great job Bill I know how to do this, but I have yet to try it... lol soon I hope
the depth of illuminated areas are outstanding. very effective HDR
Ops! Missed this post mate! But yes lol I can tell you what is is as we went there on the Grand Tour! Excellent place.. Recommended.. Fine shot.. Rob
It was probably abit stuffy and cramped in there and needed the air flow.Great work on this shot.
Somehow, I missed this when you first posted it. The HDR works well on this tank & the exaggerated POV makes it look even more formidable...