Creppy Car

Posted by Albert (Hamburg, Germany) on 6 November 2009 in Food & Cuisine and Portfolio.

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Comments (20)

Didier DE ZAN from somewhere, France

Nice post processing

6 Nov 2009 5:44am

vahid from tehran, Iran

I love Hamburg, beautiful city. great shot

6 Nov 2009 6:39am

AK from Swaziland

Cool bil, ser ut som en gris. Vad säljer de? Något man kan bli full av?

6 Nov 2009 8:32am

@AK: De saljer crepes, och i tyskland saljer alla nagot man kan bli full av...

LM from Aix en Provence, France

Very nice, splendid post-processing. Well done

6 Nov 2009 9:06am

zOOm from Paris, France

It brings nice memories for me. This truck was very familiar in France in the 60's. Always this terrific HDR PP of yours ! Truly remarkable.

6 Nov 2009 11:52am

@zOOm: Interesting, thanks for the comment. I'm happy if my photos can bring memories :)

Ralph Jones from Detroit, United States

I love the shininess of this, great hdr.

6 Nov 2009 1:50pm

Curly from South Shields, United Kingdom

Splendid HDR tone mapping, this is how I like it. Loads of attack and strong colour, perfect subject too.

6 Nov 2009 7:04pm

`Paul from Minneapolis, United States

.... splendid HDR indeed... well done.. composition is perfect too.. bravo.

6 Nov 2009 7:45pm

mamman from Sweden

goda crèpes?

6 Nov 2009 9:04pm

@mamman: Smakade inte...

Pawn from Den Haag, Netherlands

Besides the HDR processing: great composition!

6 Nov 2009 11:28pm

The Big Guy from Regina, Canada

Nice HDR, one of the best. Nothing not to like..... Well done.

7 Nov 2009 12:40am

Barbara from Oakland, United States

What can I say? This is simply the best. I wanna do this too!!!

7 Nov 2009 1:28am

@Barbara: You can do this Barbara... Put your camera on a tripod and use the bracketing (or the manual mode). Feed the photos to an HDR program and play with the tonemapping settings (I use Photomatix). It may riequire some attempts, but don't give up. It is a lot of fun. There are several good HDR tutorials online, I recommend the one from the HDR guru Trey Ratcliff http://www.stuckincustoms.com/.