2013/04/14
A visit to Showa Memorial Park to see the tulips.
Many of the shots here could have greatly benefited from the use a graduated ND filter to keep the bright sky from being overexposed. Unfortunately, I brought none with me and I had to rely heavily on bracketing and exposure fusion to retain details. This may have been a less ideal workaround since most of the shots were hand-held and the scenes being photographed included moving people.
This scene left me with a strong urge to buy an airbed for myself.
Infrared works ridiculously well with landscapes with lots of foliage
IMG_2373, in-camera JPEG:
Canon's default JPEG image processing tends to blow out the highlights;
skies are often turned into a single mass of white
IMG_2373, direct JPEG conversion from RAW file:
Blue skies are retained, clouds remain distinct
Random Observation #3:
Apparently, one can wear just about anything in Japan without having to worry too much about fashion sense.
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