DCL Picture of the Day - Part 4

[Alexis Green]

Castaway Couple by P17blo, on Flickr

Beautiful photo, but OUCH that guy looks as red as a tomato!

 

[Hunclemarco]

Taken on the Disney Dream.... For now i believe it was the 3rd or 4th floor just coming of the stairs into the atrium i think....

 

[Hunclemarco]

 

[p17blo]

Beautiful photo, but OUCH that guy looks as red as a tomato!

Yes, don't forget the image has been tweaked but when you compare it to the nicely bronzed lady also in the picture he is definitely a little red!

 

[p17blo]

I guess I need to learn what HDR is...

Scott has a fantastic demonstration of HDR (High Dynamic Range) for the pictures he took of Pelican Plunge - Not sure whether I can link to it or not, but maybe Scott can

Basically when you capture an image in varying light some of the picture generally turns out in shadow and some turns out overly exposed due to sunlight. When you take HDR pictures you take a range (usually 3 or more) pictures at varying exposures to capture all variations of the light. Then you use a package such as Photomatix Pro or Photoshop to merge the images together and pick out the best contrasts in the all the images to make a new one. You can adjust the settings which can give a very surreal feel - It can be an acquired taste but I personally love the HDRs images that are over tweaked to give an almost painted feel.

 

[MommaMouse411]

Scott has a fantastic demonstration of HDR (High Dynamic Range) for the pictures he took of Pelican Plunge - Not sure whether I can link to it or not, but maybe Scott can

Basically when you capture an image in varying light some of the picture generally turns out in shadow and some turns out overly exposed due to sunlight. When you take HDR pictures you take a range (usually 3 or more) pictures at varying exposures to capture all variations of the light. Then you use a package such as Photomatix Pro or Photoshop to merge the images together and pick out the best contrasts in the all the images to make a new one. You can adjust the settings which can give a very surreal feel - It can be an acquired taste but I personally love the HDRs images that are over tweaked to give an almost painted feel.

o geez. thats too much work..lol! I do love the HDR images I have seen on this thread .

 

[ssanders79]

Scott has a fantastic demonstration of HDR (High Dynamic Range) for the pictures he took of Pelican Plunge - Not sure whether I can link to it or not, but maybe Scott can

Pelican Plunge HDR - Shot Sequence by Scott Sanders [ssanders79], on Flickr


Pelican Plunge HDR by Scott Sanders [ssanders79], on Flickr

 

[PrincessShmoo]

 

[bender726]

This is AMAZING!!! Unbelievable! Great job! Makes me really look forward to my next Disney cruise!!!

 

[p17blo]

DCL Bus waiting at Kidani Village to take some lucky travellers to their cruise ship.

Disney Cruise Line Bus by P17blo, on Flickr

 

[CenterLine]

I have one of these but I like your colors better.

Thanks! Just a little bit of color adjustment and you would be in good shape. A little bit of level adjustment would do it. I usually use the Auto Tone, Auto Color and/or Auto Levels in Photoshop. Sometimes I end up getting weird results but most of the time it works.

 

[LoveMickey]

Where was this picturen taken?

 

[ssanders79]

Stacked Reflection II - Disney Cruise Line by Scott Sanders [ssanders79], on Flickr

 

[shadowryter]

Stacked Reflection II - Disney Cruise Line[/URL] by Scott Sanders [ssanders79], on Flickr

Fantastic shot Scott.

 

[PrincessShmoo]

 

[p17blo]

Stacked Reflection II - Disney Cruise Line by Scott Sanders [ssanders79], on Flickr

These shots are awesome - Make me wish for rain on a cruise

 

[p17blo]

Castaway Low Flying Planes by P17blo, on Flickr

 

[Florida Dreamin']

Peek-a-boo! Downtown Charlotte Amalie.

 

[extechie rbd/wdt]

Another fantastic shot ssanders!
The defusion on the can with the water on the deck makes that shot!

Ex Techie

 

[Hunclemarco]

Here's the full picture from the one i posted above. Disney Dream