Old Train HDR

[Fabs Forns]

Here's a 5 images HDR, double processed (tone mapped twice) for an artsy look. Hope you guys like it :)

For a quick explanation on HDR capture and process check here:

http://abduzeedo.com/how-create-hdr-...matix-tutorial

[Kyle Marie Barcelos]

cool, it looks like a painting, nice work with the HDR once again, you really make magical images. :)

[Gus Cobos]

I like it Miss Fabs...actually it looks very good compared to the way I saw it in real life...this is great...:cool:

[Fabs Forns]

I like it Miss Fabs...actually it looks very good compared to the way I saw it in real life...this is great...:cool:

Thanks guys!
Gus, I don't think you've seen this one, this is a new discovery.

[Alfred Forns]

Hi Gus its a fresh train and not easy to approach All the boards are rotten !! ... the best so far

Love the processing Fabs !!!

[Arlon Motsch]

Pretty neat. I might have tried it a little with more color saturation just for fun.

[Harold Davis]

way cool pic, mom!!!!

another tutorial found here: http://www.stuckincustoms.com/hdr-tutorial/

[Richard Waas]

I love it Fabs..... Can't wait for tomorrow night to see what else you guys have up your sleeve. Congrats!!

[Lance Peters]

Hi Fabs - love it - has a very surreal feel to it, Big Congrats - Gorgeous :)

[Ron Boisvert]

Hi Fabs,
Boy, this is a really interesting and cool image. I agree with Lance, the words surreal and dreamlike come to mind first. I'm sure this is a lot more appealing to look at than the real thing too! Also, thanks for the attached link - I really appreciate the help in researching the techniques presented here. Thanks for posting this one.

[Kerry Perkins]

Wow, just great Fabs! I love these old train shots and the double processing really makes this one stand out. Love the door beyond the door - great framing!

[Bob Miller]

Nicely done composition as well. For me the balance between real and surreal is just right. Congrats!