Earthwatcher's photos with the keyword: HDR

Another of the secret places of Sheffield's countryside.... This waterfall is in the upper reaches of the River Porter between Ringinglow and Fulwood Mills. Here the Porter flows over a 4 metre-high bench of Redmires Flags, part of the 'Millstone Grit' series in the Upper Carboniferous. This HDR photo was created using Photoshop from 4 separate photos bracketed at 1-stop intervals.

The waterfall on the River Porter some 18 hours after the Sheffield floods on 25th June 2007. The river had already gone down over half a metre, judging by the debris strand line in places downstream. The Porter is normally a docile sort of stream. A month earlier it was like this:

The River Porter flowing over Forge Dam weir some 18 hours after the Sheffield floods on 25th June 2007.

The waterfall on the River Porter some 18 hours after the Sheffield floods on 25th June 2007. The river had already gone down over half a metre, judging by the debris strand line in places downstream. The Porter is normally a docile sort of stream. A month earlier it was like this:

The waterfall on the River Porter some 18 hours after the Sheffield floods on 25th June 2007. The river had already gone down over half a metre, judging by the debris strand line in places downstream. The Porter is normally a docile sort of stream. A month earlier it was like this:

The southern end of Burbage Edge has been extensively quarried for millstone manufacture, probably mostly in the 19th century. This particular quarry has an amazing prow-like pillar of rock left standing ("The Cioch Block"). Higger Tor is visble in the far distance. This photo is sepia version of an HDR photo posted previously.

The southern end of Burbage Edge has been extensively quarried for millstone manufacture, probably mostly in the 19th century. This particular quarry has an amazing prow-like pillar of rock left standing ("The Cioch Block"). Higger Tor is visble in the far distance. This photo is an HDR attempt in order to cope with the huge range of light intensity on this sunny day.

The southern end of Burbage Edge has been extensively quarried for millstone manufacture, probably mostly in the 19th century. This photo is an HDR attempt in order to cope with the huge range of light intensity on this sunny day. You can see some unfinished/unused millstones and also the remains of a stone-walled building (quarrymens', millstone mens' hut?) in the foreground.

My first reasonable attempt at HDR. Constructed from three RAW files taken in 1-stop exposure increments, then processed in Photoshop. See where this picture was taken. [?]