Airplane Graveyard HDR Photos

Flickr user dimsumranch has a neat collection of HDR photos of an airplane graveyard in Mojave, California. Link [Flickr photoset]

Flickr user dimsumranch has a neat collection of HDR photos of an airplane graveyard in Mojave, California. Link [Flickr photoset]
slightly insensitive considering what happened in brasil earlier this week.
Fact of life, there are decommissioned planes that look cool.
There was a plane crash, it was very sad, but showing a pic of a plane graveyard insensitive?
Get a life
These pics look stunning
Are you one of those people who think that the Lord of the Rings: Two Towers name should have been changed because of the Twin Towers? Seriously, as David said, get a life.
In light of what happened in Brazil, we should never show a picture of a plane, ever.
Otherwise, I’m not sure I understand this HDR thing. HDR is a technique that lets you combine the detail of highlights with the details of the shadow in one picture by mashing together 2 or more exposures. When done right, you can’t see it’s HDR, you will see a correctly exposed subject and a nice sky (instead of a whited out sky)
All the HDR I see are just overstretched curves done in Photoshop, which give them all that “yucky exagerated bright light” look. It looks totally fake. Quite the opposite of the original intent.
This post was scheduled way in advance, before the Brazil tragedy. Why was it scheduled in advance? So Neatorama readers wouln’t have to go without while I’m away to see my family.
Nothing untowards was meant, the timing was coincidental. My condolences to those affected by the Brazil crash.
i don’t know about you all, but i have no idea what went on in brazil, these photos are cool though.
HDR is what professionals do since ages with their pictures (lightening up shadows, turning down highlights). So, nothing new, just the automated programs are new, so every amateur can now do HDR without knowing too much about the techniques.
And speaking of this boneyard: I found the pictures rather uninspiring. Saw some of the very same yard at an exhibition from a professional trasportation photographer named Marc Trautmann. It´s a series called “Off the Radar”. This is what a boneyard in the desert should look like, these vivid colors ruin everything.
Lookie here: http://www.marctrautmann.com
Personally I think HDR is a great technique if it opens upmore amateurs to something all the better fsx link is goos but all the pics are the same effect HDR brins a new perspective to this I think that the shot is GREAT ! however I also add that I do not know what happened in Brasil so anyone having sai this lacks respect sorry but life goes n around the mourning ….
I lost family in plane crash yet still appreciate photography enough to enjoy not only these shots but the ones in the other link sometimes people can be too easily offended !!
Nice shot would loe to see more and apologies fer the rant but seriously

