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Great shots? Do you use a Canon DSLR? All your shots are slightly tilted to the right

Well I actually use a Casio EX - Z850. And sorry about the other part, I really need to work on my photography!

awsome! nice to understand the hard work behind these amazing photos.

one question though. isn't this HDR? taking multiple photos at different exposure and blending them together?

Extreme Torque that looks like heaven.... I think Iv put off the Himachal trip for long enough now.

Clicked early morning, just some random shots :)

No, it's not HDR. Automated HDR process is a complex one as what they call is floating point mathematics and tone mapping.

This is purely my understanding of tonal range and it's application.

Thanks TG

Rebel XSi (1/4s, f/18.0, ISO:200) + 18-55 Kit Lens at 36.0mm

@Guna, Did not use ND filter (don't have). It was a very cloudy day..

Fantasti Rudra! You never cease to amaze me with the sheer depth of your knowledge.

Here are another few from Chail

@EXtremetorque
Awesome shots, especially the neat gradation of the sky in the first one. Loved that!

I tried some manual Exposure blending following Rudra's work flow. A total of 3 exposures blended in photoshop cs4, I need to get better at this...well it's just my 2nd try, so no worries!



Regards,
TG.

Nice view TG. Just see if horizontal tilt is needed or not. Sea, right behind looks little tilted.

And this one surely looks natural. :)

some photos of pacific bay, golden gate bridge and San Francisco

hope ya'll like them

@Rudra
Damn! It escaped my eye! It has a slight tilt! Phew!
Regards,
TG.

Here's some more to add to the collection :)

Extreme baba!!! Enough, I want to run to the mountains now.

Chevelle that first pic the coastline is awesome!

@souljah agree:

that's my fav picclap:

I was really moody whole day, and it prompted me to process an old click i had taken, in black and white....

Regards,
TG.