Photo-a-Day (Saturday, 14th September, 2013)
Worthington Lakes
Photo: Michael Collier (NIKON D5100)
Why have they treated the reservoir water with HDR treatment was it polluted.
Beautiful Michael.....one for the album....funny man Mick.....you give me the giggles.....cheers!!!
It "was" polluted last time I went
When I were a lad they were called Worthington reservoirs ,anybody know when they got the fancy name(lakes)?
Hi Mick, what is HDR treatment?
Regardless of HDR "pollution" treatment it is a smashing piccy.
He means, the photo's been taken with HDR camera. Silly lot.
Helen its a fancy way of doctoring a photo
very nice.it looks so cold!
Ah, I was wondering what HDR had to do with a reservoir when I thought it was to do with cancer treatment - or maybe I could be wrong with that thought too. Guess its to do with cameras as well!
Not quite right Garry, it could have been taken in camera with HDR facility or any ordinary camera and then developed in HDR software. It stands for High Dynamic Range It is actually a method of taking advantage of the available light to maximize the detail in the resulting image. It has always been around and was used in the darkroom when developing using chemicals. Nowadays it can be done in camera/with software.
Like I said Janice, been taken with HDR camera...so I'm quite right.