...passed through this station in 1969, after which the lines were torn up and the railways converted to a public footpath, the "Flitch way" - running from just short of Bishops Stortford in Herts through to Braintree in Essex. This old station at Rayne is now a visitors centre telling people about the footpath and providing information for those passing by. By the time we arrived there - we chanced upon it by accident really - the light was fading fast and so I decided to take three bracketed RAW shots and combine them into a High Dynamic Range or HDR image. What you see above is the result. Taken with the new Sigma 24-70mm.
Robyn
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Anyway, I love the HDR on this pretty house, I have had a go with HDR but I can't quite get it right!
Cheers for that - I must have a look.
I've not done much with HDR at the moment - this is my second attempt (the first may make it on here at some stage!) - but I am enjoying playing about with it I must say. A handy technique.
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