I LOVE the skies in your HDR Wash Natl Cathedral shots! GORGEOUS! Plus, the food portfolio on your website is terrific. Great work! The food looks absolutely delicious, which is the goal right?!

I just got back from 12 days touring the parks of Southern Utah. I’m doing a photo-a-day blog post, though I kind of got behind b/c it’s a lot of work to shoot all day then come home, sort and process! Still have to do days 9-12. But half of what I’ve posted so far are HDR. Check these two out:

- http://ireneabdouportraitsweddings.com/blog/fine-art-photography/2009/12/31/utah-parks-road-trip-day-7-zion-national-park/

- http://ireneabdouportraitsweddings.com/blog/fine-art-photography/2010/01/01/utah-road-trips-day-8-zion-national-park-and-grand-staircase-escalante-national-monument/

Irene

Great stuff, going to poke around your stuff some more –

I came over from meetup…. my 2 cents in late –

I like it – I actually got lucky this year on a cloudy day at the Cathedral

http://mpalmerphotography.blogspot.com/2009/02/hdr-washington-national-cathedral.html
http://mpalmerphotography.blogspot.com/2009/04/work-in-progress.html

keep up the good work…

But, I think asking that surveying people and asking if they like HDR is like asking if they like photography. Or asking if they like noise reduction, or sharpening, etc. A better question might be “what kind of HDR do you like?” The possible answers could be “highly processed with saturated colors and super grainy effects”, “natural looking photos”, etc.

Here’s another way to look at it: But first take the following survey:

Do you like food?
- Love it!
- Enjoy it when done correctly
- It’s usually done incorrectly
- Shouldn’t be considered nutrition
- What’s food?
- Hate it!

It’s a great tool and quite easily applied even with 3 shots.