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Don’t Try This At Home

Posted on August 11, 2015 Updated on October 20, 2015

Joshua leaps between two cliffs, sort of. — Joshua leaps between cliffs at Skyline Drive in Virginia. Sort of.. Actually, Joshua merely jumped for the camera in a make shift studio. That image was combined with an image taken in 2012, at Stony Man along Skyline Drive, Virginia.

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Before And After HDR

Video Posted on November 15, 2014

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Fountain On The East

Image Posted on July 13, 2013 Updated on July 13, 2013

A beautiful Fountain On The East end of the United States Capital near sunset..

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This entry was posted in High Dynamic Range Images and tagged 32 Float, building, capital, Congress, East End, Eric B. Walker, Fountain, hdr, House Of Representatives, photomatix, photoshop, Premiere HDR, Senate, Sunset, Unified Color, United States.

Indian River Sunrise

Image Posted on June 15, 2013 Updated on June 15, 2013

The Sun rises over a construction site at the Indian River Inlet Bridge in Bethany Beach, Delaware.

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This entry was posted in High Dynamic Range Images and tagged Beach, Bethany, Bridge, CAT, construction, Delaware, Eric B. Walker, hdr, Indian River, Inlet, lightroom, photomatix, photoshop, Premiere HDR, Sunrise, Tractor.

Assateague Market

Image Posted on June 1, 2013 Updated on June 1, 2013

This beautiful mural graces a wall at the Assateague Market in Berlin, Maryland.

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This entry was posted in High Dynamic Range Images and tagged Assateague Island, Eric B. Walker, hdr, horses, lightroom, market, mural, painting, photomatix, photoshop, Premiere HDR.

Natural History Museum

Image Posted on May 28, 2013 Updated on May 28, 2013

This is a twelve shot vertorama of the Natural History Museum in Washington, D.C.. Four 3 shot brackets were taken +2, 0, -2 and merged to HDRs in Photomatix Pro 4. After running the HDRs through a few different Tone Mapping operators, I settled on Photoshop 5 to process the HDRs. PS5 just seemed a little better in bringing out details. After finding the best settings for the first of the four HDR images, I saved those settings as a preset and then applied them to the other three HDR images. The resulting TIFFs were stitched in PS5’s Photomerge. Final touches were applied in Lightroom 4.

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This entry was posted in High Dynamic Range Images and tagged attractions, capital, elephant, Eric B. Walker, hdr, lightroom, Natural History Museum, photomatix, Photomerge, photoshop, sights, vacation, vertorama, Washington D.C..