vu@granby - seen in granby
sushi bar
Posted by vu@granby (Granby, Québec, Canada) on 11 February 2008 in Architecture and Portfolio.
© Marc Vaudry 2008
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co-photobloguemestre - co-photoblogmaster - alain berger
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À tous nos visiteurs : merci de vos commentaires !
Visitors: thank you for your comments!
chris chisu from Seattle, United States
Very beautiful. I don't care what others say,but personally i am happy HDR exists.
11 Feb 2008 5:52am
@chris chisu: I'm not familiar with HDR but this is something that Marc succeeds well.
Thanks for your visit
vu@granby - Gilles Martineau
If you want to see another example of Marc's ability in HDR, have a look here...
vu@granby - Wolfgang Prigge
@Japanalia: I didn't try the sushi there, maybe Marc did? (My daughter makes a mean sushi...) Thank you for the compliment,
vu@granby - Wolfgang
Michael Skorulski from Cigel, Slovakia
I like the color and composition . It has that slightly surreal illustration look that HDR gives.
11 Feb 2008 7:06am
@Michael Skorulski: You are right, HDR gives a surreal impression, thanks for your comment,
vu@granby - Wolfgang
Ina from Krugersdorp, South Africa
Almost look like a drawing! Nice work, I like it!
11 Feb 2008 8:03am
@Ina: Marc has other very good photos on his website.
Thanks
vu@granby - Gilles Martineau
Illuci from Hurdegaryp, Netherlands
I like it very much! The illusion that it's an artifact, not representing the real situation makes us aware of the real situation namely that we live in a world of illusions: the traffic lights and the ugly building behind the sushi bar combined with the traditionally-Japanese retaurant architecture seems to be unreal, but knowing it's a photo makes it real. Reminds me of the huge Chinese restaurant in traditional Chinese architecture built in our Dutch polders, surrounded by windmills and located at a highroad. Thanks for this graphical piece of art!
11 Feb 2008 8:18am
@Illuci: Merci monsieur le philosophe! Vous avez bien raison.... Voor een andere blik op de capaciteit van Marc in HDR, gelieve te kijken hier! Hartelijk dank,
vu@granby - Wolfgang
Sidonie from Sydney, Australia
So, THIS is what HDR can do! Looks like a 19th cent Japanese lithograph. Excellent effect.
11 Feb 2008 8:20am
@Sidonie: Thank you very much in the name of Marc,
vu@granby - Wolfgang
Illuci from Hurdegaryp, Netherlands
Here is the site of the Breukelen hotel-restaurant. Of course you don't see the polders, the highway of the windmills because the Chinese illusion must be maintained :)
11 Feb 2008 8:23am
@Illuci: Thanks for the link!
vu@granby - Wolfgang
@Steven: Au nom de Marc, merci pour le compliment,
vue@granby - Wolfgang
@Craiger: If you like Marc's HDR work, have a look here. Thank you for your visit,
vu@granby - Wolfgang
Daroru from Amagasaki, Japan
I really did think it was a pastel drawing... impressive!
11 Feb 2008 9:56am
@Daroru: たくさんありがとう, here is more of Marc's HDR work,
vu@granby - Wolfgang
Martin Delorme from Canada
Cool du HDR, j'aime les photos en HDR ça donne une impression surnaturelle à la photo, excellente idée.
11 Feb 2008 10:23am
@Martin Delorme: Merci Martin,
vue@granby - Wolfgang
MaryB from Staffordshire, United Kingdom
Fabulous Marc, really like the effect you have created in this.
11 Feb 2008 11:35am
@MaryB: Thank you very much Mary!
vu@granby - Wolfgang
Viewfinder from Bradenton, United States
Wow, this is visually transformed into a magical place.
11 Feb 2008 12:50pm
@Viewfinder: For more of Marc's HDR work, look at this. Thank you for your comment,
vu@granby - Wolfgang
Evelyne Dubos from Le Mans, France
J'aime bien le rendu graphique de cette photo, l'effet donné s'adapte bien au sujet et la lumière et les tons sont très agréables.
11 Feb 2008 1:21pm
@Evelyne Dubos: Merci pour votre commentaire.
Nos visiteurs pourraient prendre plaisir à vous visiter.
vu@granby - Gilles Martineau
@Steve taylor: Thank you very much Steve. Too bad there is no link to your photo blog...
vu@granby - Wolfgang
Stunner from Kingston, Jamaica
This is so neat! Great work here with this effect!
11 Feb 2008 4:53pm
@Stunner: Thanks for your compliment. Marc has more HDR work on his private blog,
vu@granby - Wolfgang
@Carmen Lapierre: Merci Carmen!
vu@granby - Wolfgang
@ManuelaR: Marc hat ein großes Talent für HDR, wie man hier sehen kann. Vielen Dank,
vu@granby - Wolfgang
@kurt: Vielen Dank! Für mehr HDR Foto von Marc bitte hier schauen,
vu@granby - Wolfgang
@Helma: Thank you very much, Helma!
vu@granby - Wolfgang
@Harald: Ja, Marc ist sehr gut. Hier ist ein anderes HDR-Bild von Marc,
vu@granby - Wolfgang
vu@granby from Granby, Québec, Canada
Je ne connaissais pas le HDR. J'aime ce rendu de photos. Est-ce que cette maison a été faite de la même façon?
vu@granby - Gilles Martineau
11 Feb 2008 7:40pm
@Marc: Merci pour les précisions, Marc. Peut-tu répondre à la question de Japanalia en haut? Merci,
vu@granby - Wolfgang
@Michael: Vielen Dank, Marc hat noch mehr HDR Fotos, zum Beispiel dieses,
vu@granby - Wolfgang
@standley: Merc, il y a un autre de Marc ici,
vu@granby - Wolfgang
Jean-Guy Archambault from Granby, Canada
Wow! Quelle belle photo. J'aime bien ce procédé d'image. Faut que j'essaie ça. Bravo Marc, j'adore ta photo.
11 Feb 2008 11:15pm
@Jean-Guy Archambault: Merci Jean-Guy,
vu@granby - Wolfgang
vu@granby - gilles daigneault from Granby, Québec, Canada
Voici quelques infos qui pourraient vous intéresser :
How to create ‘High Dynamic Range’ images using Photomatix
HDR techniques can produce images with a higher dynamic range
than they would normally get in a standard out of the camera photo.
Pete Carr shows us how to take the shots and work with the tools
to create your own HDR images.
And don't forget to check out his stunning HDR gallery.
gilles d.
12 Feb 2008 4:48am
Laurent from Lyon, France
tout a été dit mais ce n'est pas une raison pour le répéter.
Le traitement HDR est de toute beauté. Félicitations
Et merci pour les liens
21 Feb 2008 6:28am
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