Thank you! No filters, but I used photoshop a little to lighten up the foreground and adjust contrast a little. I used hdr, in case that wasn't obvious
Oh, yeah I like being able to know a photographers methods also. And just in case you're interested, hdr is a method where a photographer takes several shots of the same picture, each shot being of a different exposure. That way, with the proper software, you can merge the pictures together and get the best of the slow exposure mixed with the best of the fast exposure
does it have any filters or Photoshop work done to it?
No filters, but I used photoshop a little to lighten up the foreground and adjust contrast a little. I used hdr, in case that wasn't obvious
and i don't know what HDR is.. so yeah. i hate not knowing if there's filters on stuff or what
And just in case you're interested, hdr is a method where a photographer takes several shots of the same picture, each shot being of a different exposure. That way, with the proper software, you can merge the pictures together and get the best of the slow exposure mixed with the best of the fast exposure