I hope to actually make this a regular segment. I will go through and pull up a photo from my collection (usually historical, but sometimes it might be from that week) and talk about where it was, and share any other interesting tidbits about that particular shot.
This photo is an HDR image I created while we were staying at the Hilton in Evian-les-Baines, France (one of several times we stayed there). This was probably our favorite view from any hotel we stayed in. Looking out over Lake Geneva, with the Swiss Alps in the background, and the French Alps were directly behind the hotel. By taking this photo at three different exposure levels and combining them into a single HDR image, you can see the detail in the clouds, but still have clear definition of the leaves on the trees in the foreground. Very little of the sky is at maximum saturation, yet the rest of the image is bright enough to see magnificent detail. I know this is a place we will both want to return to if we make it back overseas. Evian is a very quiet location, but the drive to Geneva is reasonable for a day trip (we stayed here for the Geneva Auto Show) and it was close enough to Germany for a weekend jaunt if we hit the road early enough on Friday.
Monday, January 4, 2010
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