Rusted Eagle

@Thomas: Ja ist dieses ein HDR Foto. Danke und Dank für vorbei stoppen.

@Mohsen Daneshvar: Thank you. Thanks for stopping by.

@Amir: Yes, I guess due to local contrast enhancement, the HDR process really brought out the texture in these old car shots. The door was open. I wasn't sure of my situation when taking these photos. I was getting some strange looks from people in the junkyard, so I stayed off their property. Of course, by law, you can photograph anything visible from a public space. I could have gotten better photos if I'd gone onto the property, but I was on my way to a meeting, and didn't want to ask permission and get into a discussion about why I was taking pictures.

@Stephanie: Thank you.

@Richard_Irwin: Thank you. They may indeed be intended for restoration.

@Shar: Thank you. Yes, I'm guessing it is at least partially due to local contrast enhancement, and the effect on texture.

@Double KK Photography: Thank you. I think these are about the best results I've managed from the HDR process to date. I see some great HDR stuff from other photographers, but even though I've read a bit about the process, I don't seem to able to produce the full range of results I see others getting.

@amy: Thank you. That's funny though, because I look around at the HDR work of other photographers and wonder what they are doing to produce results that I don't seem able to duplicate. I think you're right about practice, but I also think we have to learn to add experimentation to the mix.