Urban Explorers, a piece in this months Digital SLR Photography Magazine.

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Hi all, as it says above this moths D" SLR mag has a small feature on the hidden & sometimes dangerous world of Urbex

Only spread over 8 pages. Heralding 3 Photographers Mark Davies ? Daan Oude Elferink and Andy Kay. Small write up and smaller pictures,all from Europe? that"ll appeal to the HDR way past surreal gang

Best quote is "I"m not a fan of over the top HDR" WTF????

 

[Deredoer]

D"SLR-HDR"WTF=WD40+WWF.

Keep up the good work its a cracking site.

 

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D"SLR-HDR"WTF=WD40+WWF.

Keep up the good work its a cracking site.

Other Lubricunts are available

 

[Camera Shy]

They obviously hunted high a low to seek out the finest in the world of urban exploration then.....lol

 

[PopPunkJamie]

I've explored with Andy Kay a few times, the guy is out and about a lot lol

 

[Camera Shy]

Yes I know who both the english guys are....hence the sarcasm.

 

[mattdonut]

Tourists

 

[WildBoyz]

Other Lubricunts are available

You can't beat WD40 though!

 

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I only know of Andy"s stuff, off another Forum, which i like BTW

I didn"t have my glasses, missed High Royds Slab & a Hall in a Sussex Asylum. The only UK items.

The funny thing is the Urbex sites links they"ve put up, 7 sites with the usual suspects, but no mention of 28DL or indeed anywhere in the feature

On a plus side there is a Technique item on how to shoot HDR. Blah de blah.... Photomatix....the editing software allows for varying effects & degrees of intensity, from a subtle boost to the shadows & controlling the highlights to a full retina meltdown with super-defined, crisp edges & over exaggerated textures.

So that"s a "Full Retina Meltdown" then

Unfortunately AFAIC shooting 7 shots and running them through Photomatix (etc)does not always make a good image. No matter how good the composition or the skill of the Photographer concerned. Do what the others do shoot 3EV range and layer them

We may live in a surreal World, but WTF see"s it through Photomatix eyes