Mudhoney Sludgesoup

Posted by Sash (Adelaide, Australia) on 11 August 2008 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.

An HDR image comprising three images and post alteration to give it the feel of the title.

Location: Port Willunga, South Australia
Date: Yesterday
Time: At or slightly after sunset

Honk if you feel like some more...

Contact: sashkertes at gmail dot com

Comments (16)

Ramiro De Leon from Panama CIty, Panama

Very nice texture with the rocks Sashs...congrats!!

11 Aug 2008 2:50pm

Pascale Kisilak from Paris, France

Très jolie photo, HDR réussi et bon traitement :)

11 Aug 2008 3:21pm

Peter Miller from Lichfield, United Kingdom

Title correctly states effect, lovely image with a nice blend of colours, which hdr are you using, is it photomatix or photoshop

11 Aug 2008 3:42pm

@Peter Miller: Hi Peter. Thanks for your comment. I use PhotoMatix, mainly because a fellow photographer recommended it to me, and because it seems to be so simple that even a software deficient moron like me can use it. Well, use it could be too strong a term, perhaps use it well enough so as not to fudge it completely might be a more accurate description.

JLT from Barcelona, Spain

Great composition!!

11 Aug 2008 4:55pm

alex centrella from California, United States

nice colors and capture.

11 Aug 2008 5:35pm

One from Açores, Portugal

Beautiful light and atmosphere, excellent preparation HDR, very good shot.

11 Aug 2008 7:18pm

Sergei Z from Turi, Estonia

Powerful picture! In the beginning feels like B&W and then comes out colour of the sky! Great!

11 Aug 2008 7:33pm

Ted from South Wales, United Kingdom

Nicely composed and superbly coloured and toned.

11 Aug 2008 7:36pm

Ana Lúcia from Leiria, Portugal

Great job on the photo.

11 Aug 2008 10:31pm

amy from Nanaimo, BC, Canada

HONK!!!

12 Aug 2008 2:18am

DarkElf from Perth, Australia

great HDR work here - quite a surreal feel and the effect is indeed as titled... what i really like is the tinge of orange shining through the clouds - it is set in a cool contrast to the uniform tone of the rest of the frame...

12 Aug 2008 3:17am