Here are more traditional images of Sedona's Cathedral Rock. It is really an amazing group of 'rocks', and one doesn't tire of seeing at from different perspectives. The clear blue skies in these two shots reflect of what we experienced during our week in the area. Now a technical word of explanation. These images were generated by HDR processing of three bracketed shots [using the app, Dynamic Photo HDR]; it was really a fast, straightforward and simple procedure. At first glance, the upper image appears to contain the moon; actually, it was generated by lens flare, which I deliberately included. If you look further down in the image, you can see more flares.
Some people might think that the color in the bottom image was made by enhancing the hue/saturation during processing. In fact, I reduced them -- at sunset, the rock color turns a rather deep orange -- really breathtaking.
7 comments:
Beautiful shots, and the explanation makes them so much more meaningful. Greetings from Jean
Breathtaking HDR shots!!
Stunning photos. Happy sky watching.
Double Rainbow
Beautiful shots, I love that kind of landscape!
The moon shot is amazing.
Beautiful view, very nice lighting my friend..
Both of these photos are just stunning, Stan. I need to take some lessons from you! I can't believe that really isn't the moon in the first shot - amazing. I've been to Sedona many times - your 2nd shot is just as I remember it. Thanks!
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