Weird but cool!

Very very nice shot. I'm impressed and being familliar with ur work I guess that means a lot.
And being an amature when it comes to merging multiple shots together but very fond of learning HDR photography I was wondering whether you could outline ur postprocessing for merging the shots.
thank you in advance

That works well. I like the colours in it. I'm intrigued by the hair-like texture in the foam. How long was the gap between the three shots? I'd have expected the combination of the three to have given a misty blurred effect from the motion of the water and I'm intrigued why it did not? Did you use Photomatix?

Significant improvement on the last post, both surreal and compelling...

Yes, I'd be 'quite pleased' too :)

Nice shot this Dave, loving the HDR effect on the blueness bottom right of the shot, it really is quite effective!

Anyways how are you and the family going on and whens the next meet-up so I can drown some more camera equipment...

Keep in touch.

Russ

Oops, that should've been 'really pleased'...

the mix of different waves seems weird and not so nice, color great though

I've got to give this a go mate.... love the pseudo realistic texture in the waves, and the blue in the foreground. This technique suits the Chromasia look to a T, and is now like a signature on your work, I love it..... Craig @ id7.co.uk

i liked the last shot more, too.

how about a series devoted to catching people off guard? the woman with the smoke hanging out of her mouth style. maybe a whole series devoted to AB Fab like positions. heheh

what is with the bug?

this is cool! as i just started getting into shooting HDR, i wondered what it would do to things in motion, so it is nice to see this. the effect is a cool alternative to the standard motion blur or razor sharp "frozen" droplets. color-wise, i also love the blue reflections on top of the metal – it really pops from the warm rust. nice!

I have always thought HDR is possible in static objects like buildings but it is an interesting thought to use this technique on something like the waves.
I like your bug in the code too:)

Really nice. I never would have realised that this photo is actually composed of multiple images, if you hadn't told me. The brown looks really nice and contrasting against the white.

The patterning of the foaming water is spectacular.

just great! I've to come more times to see your site, and maybe someday I'll become a good photographer.
I like your colours and your way to show that even an objet lost on a beach can be beautyful. do you know some photographer with a similar taste, so that I may see their work?

Great chromatic effect.

I love the "organic" patterns in the wave.

I really like this. The experiment worked out well.

Incredible picture, love that

Thanks for all the images you post! As someone who is working to get back into photography after many years away from it, your work is a daily inspiration to me. Now I'm off to find a suitable subject for my own HDR experiment – something I've put off way too long. Your work is always excellent and inspiring.

ah! welcome back! really enjoy this one!

amazing........i love the shape the whitecap takes..........

I love this effect. A few months ago I experimented with multiple exposures of moving water, using the camera's own in-built multiple image assembly, but this is much more to my liking than the results I got.

amazing! I have to run out and try this myself! you are an inspiration, as always :)

Legend worthy.

Thanks all, and for those of you who rushed out to try this - let me know how you got on.

Sysagent: I don't have anything planned - drop me a line and we'll sort something out.

Roy: yes, it does seem to wok well. I'll try some more experiments and keep you posted.

Great shot. Love the effect.