Comments on: Saturday Morning at Shove Chapel http://adaynotwasted.com/2010/02/quiet-morning-at-shove-chapel/ Fine Art and Photography by Lee Brown Fri, 11 May 2012 17:03:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Lee http://adaynotwasted.com/2010/02/quiet-morning-at-shove-chapel/comment-page-1/#comment-625 Lee Mon, 01 Mar 2010 19:13:35 +0000 http://adaynotwasted.com/?p=2135#comment-625 Thanks Perry. Interiors are really fun to shoot. Multiple exposures for HDR photography require good tripod support. It adds an element of hassle to travel with extra equipment but the results are so unique that I feel it is totally worth it. I have seen some of the most amazing things inside buildings during my travels. I am actually getting to the point that I use a tripod for everything inside and out - especially when I think multiple exposures will really enhance the image. I have actually gone to using a remote release and mirror lockup to eliminate vibrations as well. I recently invested in a Gitzo carbon fiber tripod too. It weighs about two pounds and fits in my backpack. Crazy, I know, but really fun! Hi Chris, Even though I took all nine exposures, I dropped the top two so the upper windows would not get blown out. I like having all nine in case I need them while processing back at home. Five would probably cover 99.9% of all situations. You can always eliminate them later if they are not needed. Thanks Perry. Interiors are really fun to shoot. Multiple exposures for HDR photography require good tripod support. It adds an element of hassle to travel with extra equipment but the results are so unique that I feel it is totally worth it. I have seen some of the most amazing things inside buildings during my travels. I am actually getting to the point that I use a tripod for everything inside and out – especially when I think multiple exposures will really enhance the image. I have actually gone to using a remote release and mirror lockup to eliminate vibrations as well. I recently invested in a Gitzo carbon fiber tripod too. It weighs about two pounds and fits in my backpack. Crazy, I know, but really fun!

Hi Chris, Even though I took all nine exposures, I dropped the top two so the upper windows would not get blown out. I like having all nine in case I need them while processing back at home. Five would probably cover 99.9% of all situations. You can always eliminate them later if they are not needed.

]]> By: Chris Wray http://adaynotwasted.com/2010/02/quiet-morning-at-shove-chapel/comment-page-1/#comment-623 Chris Wray Mon, 01 Mar 2010 15:50:30 +0000 http://adaynotwasted.com/?p=2135#comment-623 Lovely photos! You’ve captured the essence of Shove’s elegance. Being a Colorado College grad and having performed in Shove as a member of the CC Choir, I have many fond memories of this grand institution. I hope you will share these beautiful architectural portraits with the College. Technically speaking, do you think you could have captured the subtle lighting contrasts with only 3 or 5 exposures, or was a composite of 9 exposures required for an optimal HDR photo? Lovely photos! You’ve captured the essence of Shove’s elegance. Being a Colorado College grad and having performed in Shove as a member of the CC Choir, I have many fond memories of this grand institution. I hope you will share these beautiful architectural portraits with the College.

Technically speaking, do you think you could have captured the subtle lighting contrasts with only 3 or 5 exposures, or was a composite of 9 exposures required for an optimal HDR photo?

]]> By: Perry http://adaynotwasted.com/2010/02/quiet-morning-at-shove-chapel/comment-page-1/#comment-621 Perry Mon, 01 Mar 2010 12:25:03 +0000 http://adaynotwasted.com/?p=2135#comment-621 Really nice shots again, Lee. Can I ask if you use a tripod for your interiors? Really nice shots again, Lee. Can I ask if you use a tripod for your interiors?

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