Portrait of a truck
Seeing this image on a computer screen can't possibly do justice to how good the prints look, but here it is anyway. It's a high dynamic range portrait of a new truck done for the proud owner, Port Services of Invergordon.

The reason for using the HDR technique is, frankly, because the weather was horrible and I needed to do something to make the image pop. (I'm not exactly cheap so when I'm hired to do something, the client expects it to be done. Bad weather is no excuse.) Here's a single unedited exposure to prove the point:

It was raining quite heavily and the most time-consuming part of producing the final image was digitally removing the streaks of rain from the sky. And with four exposures used to make the HDR, there was four times as much rain! Took several hours. I dread to think how long it would have taken to remove the rain streaks from the truck, but if you view the large version then you'll see that I left them as I thought they looked nice how they were.


about 4 years ago
Nice work. It would look spectacular printed on metallic paper.
about 4 years ago
Wow – another amazing shot. The colours are incrdible. It’s amazing how much extra you can see with HDR.
Thanks,
Chris Ridley – 11thStudio Photography
about 3 years ago
Andrew
Just a short note to say your pictures are brilliant. You really have an eye for it and we are very proud to have our very own photographer to rely on when big jobs come in!!! Look forward to working with you again soon
Many Thanks and Kind Regards
Paul Clark – Port Services (Invergordon) Limited
about 3 years ago
Thanks Paul, how nice of you to say that. Jobs at Port Services are always a pleasure, even though it does get rather cold out there on the base! Hopefully one day we’ll get that picture of the crane to go with the one of the truck.
And many thanks to the company for continuing to sponsor Balintore football club. It is very much appreciated.