HDR Tennis Game 6 Result

The HDR Tennis crew decided to start something new this match. Today the match winner is announced, each of us are posting our results on our own blogs. I decided to create a video showing some of the steps I took for my final result. Unfortunately we didn’t decide to do these blog posts until after I already finished my image so the walk through doesn’t show all the fine details. If we keep doing this in the future I will be sure to screencast my entire process for each match (if I have time). Either way, I hope you enjoy it!

This set of brackets is from my friend Bob Lussier.

Tone-Mapped in Photomatix
Staircase grungified (did I make that up?) in Topaz Labs Adjust
Processed in OnOne Software PhotoTools
Color pop in Nik Software Color Efex Pro
Window enhanced in Nik Software Silver Efex Pro
Sign sharpened in Nik Software Sharpener Pro

Please note that I use Layer Masks as often as possible.

The Result

HDR Tennis - Game 6 Result — HDR Tennis – Game 6 Result

Join HDR Tennis on Facebook and give the next match a try. Don’t forget to check out my friend Bob’s website for some of his amazing photography.

Thanks for reading and happy shooting,
Scott

the Jacob F. Lucas result
the Dave Wilson Result
the Bob Lussier result
the Mike Olbinski result
the Peter Talke result

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This Post Has 7 Comments

Chris
7 Jan 2011
Scott – Thanks for the video… always curious how the pros process…
1. Scott
  7 Jan 2011
  My pleasure Chris. Hope to keep them going from here on out if the HDR Tennis crew decides to make the blog posts a regular thing.
Michael Zack
7 Jan 2011
Very impressive. Want to learn more on what you did using the silver effects plugin. Looks like it made the railings more organic.
Thanks for posting.
1. Scott
  7 Jan 2011
  It’s amazing how useful Nik Silver Efex Pro can be on a color photograph!
April Pinsonneault
8 Jan 2011
Thank-you for the video. I would never have guessed. I also enjoyed seeing your tool box .
Chris Kenison
10 Jan 2011
Wow, I never thought of using Silver Efex Pro for windows… even on a color photo. I can’t wait to try that out. I haven’t watched the video, but I def. will tonight when I get home from work! Can’t wait! Thanks, Scott.
1. Scott
  10 Jan 2011
  Welcome!