He is a follower of Richard Dawkins and strongly believes in rationality. He is also a soft kind soul. This was sort of inspirational - using my niece's fairy wings on his head - to explore the relationship between atheism and theism.
Serious Observations of a Funny World
Friday, December 13, 2013
Atheist Angel
Monday, December 09, 2013
Bloom - HDR with a Phone Camera
Bloom - Baner-Aundh
This is an HDR. Clicked with the phone camera of Nokia Lumia 925. The Nokia camera software allows us to take bracketed exposures. I have been meaning to exploit this feature to do some HDR's since I got the phone. The problem is that even if there is a slight movement while clicking the various exposures, the resulting HDR become blurry and messy. There is a in phone HDR software available, but the results are strictly ok as it also suffers from the motion issue and the alignment of the individual exposures. A tripod is strictly required. So I got a Joby Griptight Phone Mount which attaches to any standard tripod. I had a small tripod available. I was ready to experiment.
So from my office terrace I shot a few of the above scene and got decent bracketed exposures. Then, using Luminance HDR on my Mac, I got the above result. I am still new to this HDR game, so the result is not too impressive.
But the bloom on that tree definitely is.
This is an HDR. Clicked with the phone camera of Nokia Lumia 925. The Nokia camera software allows us to take bracketed exposures. I have been meaning to exploit this feature to do some HDR's since I got the phone. The problem is that even if there is a slight movement while clicking the various exposures, the resulting HDR become blurry and messy. There is a in phone HDR software available, but the results are strictly ok as it also suffers from the motion issue and the alignment of the individual exposures. A tripod is strictly required. So I got a Joby Griptight Phone Mount which attaches to any standard tripod. I had a small tripod available. I was ready to experiment.
So from my office terrace I shot a few of the above scene and got decent bracketed exposures. Then, using Luminance HDR on my Mac, I got the above result. I am still new to this HDR game, so the result is not too impressive.
But the bloom on that tree definitely is.
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Sunday, December 01, 2013
Sahyadri mountains
Serious Observations of a Funny World
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