We’re back to the forest today. This is an HDR-derived image shot in Sequoias National Park in April. I only shot a couple of HDRs while there since our workshop leader was a ”get-it-right-in-the-camera” type of guy who frowned upon any post-processing at all. In this particular case, though, I quietly broke the rules and shot a bracket (but please don’t tell anyone).
You may think that disallowing post-processing seems a bit odd in this day and age but it’s actually an enormously useful exercise. Software can make you lazy (why get the exposure spot on if I can tweak it a stop or more in Lightroom later?) and getting back to the basics is something that we should all do now and again.
Thanks for being the rebel that you are Dave! Beautiful shot!
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Overhead, Sequoias National Park | Dave Wilson Photography