I’m back! Edinburgh treated Lisabet and I really well… what a beautiful city! And so much to see, definitely gives you an excuse to go again to see more. =)
Here’s a shot I took of the Entrance Hall of the National Museum of Scotland! Stupendously impressive! It kinda reminds me of some sort of underground secret lair, so cool. This part of the museum was originally a separate part, the original museum, known as the Royal Museum, which finished construction in 1888.
Entrance Hall, National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh, Scotland.
ISO100, f/11 @ 14mm (21mm full-frame equiv.), four exposures at ½, 2, 8 and 30secs. These were merged together in Luminance HDR where I produced three different images: two tonemapped versions and a 32-bit HDR. These three versions were then blended together in GIMP.
If you like the way my photos look, I have a free HDR photography tutorial using free and open-source software, so it costs you nothing!
Full-res versions of the photo for personal PC/mobile wallpaper use, as well as enquiries for prints, are available by request, just ask me.
“Underground Aboveground” by Ian Hex of LightSweep is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at http://www.lightsweep.co.uk.
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