The Green Blur

[Jeff Cashdollar]

Canon 40D & 100-400MM L
HH
ISO=400
EV-2/3
1/5
f/25

LRII

This is a HDR image. I used one picture and changed the exposure 6 times and saved it as unique files, then processed all 6 images as a HDR file. Setting exposure variance at 2 stops per image.

[Lance Peters]

Hi Jeff - kinda intresting -nice work on the HDR after the fact - blurs usually need some point of focus to be sharp to hold the eye and attention, more of a abstract - like the layered type effect. Always worth experimenting.
Looking forward to more ;)

[Gus Cobos]

Hi Jeff,
I like the repeated pattern in this diagonal blur. Like Mr. Peters suggested, I would like to see a specific anchoring point...looking forward to your next one...:cool:

[Jeff Cashdollar]

OK,..

How about the Green Abstract

[Alfred Forns]

Green abstract sound better Jeff !!! Do like it a lot The splash of yellow sure looks good and particularly like the feel !!

Processing wise you can do a one image HDR as long as the image is in 16 bit !!!

[Thanaboon Jearkjirm]

Very creative to try HDR with blur image, never seen that before. This looks like a green waterfall to me where water is in green color and the foliage is behind the fall.

[Harold Davis]

MORE BLUR!!!!!!!!! i think it would make it an even stronger abstract with more blur. cool idea, C$. i hear these are called pseudo HDR's when you use only one image.

[Jeff Cashdollar]

Thanks harold, it seemed like a different way to HDR process and the app let's us adjust stop variances so I thought, what the heck - give it a try? Never knew it had its own name (pseudo), thanks for the info.