One thing I love about rain is its ability to change the mood of a photo, adding interest almost immediately.
I saw this scene and felt that the little bit of yellow would make an interesting contrast to the other earthier tones in the photograph. The yellow also lit up the raindrops a bit, helping to highlight them even though they were tiny.
To get this final result, I used exposure bracketing while shooting. ย I then combined the three images, identical except for their exposure values, and combined them into an HDR version of the photo. ย That might seem like a lot of effort for one photo but it really brought out the detail in the raindrops and the richness of tone that was available in the yellow.
Have you ever taken extra steps in processing what looks like an ordinary photo to uncover additional beauty? ย I like the stillness and moody tone of this image, what do you think? To me, the mood is almost more important here than the subject matter. A version of it has also been added to my Picfair portfolio. Feel free to leave a comment below.
Cheers!
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I do only basic editing. But I’m always impress on, people like you, who do craft their piece and really gets into detail. Impressive!
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Thank you, this is an image that I had been thinking about shooting for sometime before I shot it, so I had plenty of time to think about what I wanted it to look like.
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Worth the effort! Very nice shot.
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Thank you, I thought it was worth the time as well.
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It is beautiful. Well done.
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Thank you very much.
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Wow.
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Thanks ๐
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This is awesome.Would like to have your reviews. ๐๐
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Wonderful job with this one – and well worth the effort.
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Thank you Tina, this was one of those times where the effort was worth it to me just because the scene meant something to me. Sometimes that then translates to a larger audience, but other times not as much. It is interesting how that works.
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Such an amazing photo Amy. The drops clinging with all their might.
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They do give that impression!
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J’adore ๐
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Merci ๐
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