Few HDRs from Montreal

sebo2000 · Jun 13, 2012

all made out of 3 pictures -2 0 +2 pano made out of 30 pictures:

here is my flickr with few last uplaods:

Flickr: Sebastian Zdyb's Photostream

Bynx · Jun 13, 2012

Just a tad too over saturated but otherwise, great stuff.

slackercruster · Jun 13, 2012

Very nice. i like em as is. Send in more.

vipgraphx · Jun 13, 2012

I think they look great. I would not change anything.

dylanstraub · Jun 13, 2012

Bynx said:
Just a tad too over saturated but otherwise, great stuff.

Hmm....i think the saturation is just right and sort of fits the subject.

Bynx · Jun 13, 2012

I looked at the last pic with that amazing staircase in his flickr site. After downloading it and looking again at it closely I took the Vibrance down in Photoshop just slightly. It took that edge of hard color from the pic and looked more natural and real to me. Look back at what I said.....a tad over saturated. That is my opinion, and I stand by it. If you like it the way it is, good for you. The difference could even be monitors but I really dont like that blue carpet. Its just too much. One other thing.....you should have used the ghosting feature on those two people in the pic.

Steve5D · Jun 13, 2012

I think they look pretty outstanding.

As for the saturation, the colors in the photos are pretty spot on, and are an accurate representation to what you see when you step into that room.

I think that second shot is awesome...

sebo2000 · Jun 14, 2012

Thanks a lot for comments, that place is really magical, when I went inside first time I said to myself holly #$##....this looks like some fairy tail. Floor just jumped on me, it was so unnatural blue I could not believe. I didn't add saturation even slightest bit, I only made a place look a bit brighter.

I think creators were going for ultimate gold Look that they have succeeded 100%, if you go insdie you will see it is very very close to waht is on the pictures, with exeption of shadows I have opend them up quite a bit.

Thanks again for comments

Steve5D · Jun 14, 2012

I've shot there twice, and was more than happy with the results both times.

I'm also about the furthest thing from a religious guy you're ever likely to find, but it's hard not to recognize the overwhelming sense of reverence there.

It truly is an awe inspiring place...