
Beau was still recovering from his knee surgery. So Ellie hauled him over the rocks. Happy Silly Tuesday.
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KOOSAH FALLS - because of limited time, and the huge dynamic range of light, yesterday's photograph involved a 5 shot bracket. They were combined in Photomatix. But all of the color work was done in Lightroom. I did my best to minimize the HDR look. PLEASE NOTE: whenever you finish shooting bracketed shots, always, always, "before" you turn off your camera, zero out the bracketing function. I forgot to do that last Thursday at the end of the day. Today, four days later, I was out shooting and what I saw on the LCD was all over the place in terms of exposure. I was convinced that I had a broken light meter. As I began checking out all of my settings, it hit me like a ton of bricks that I hadn't followed my own ground rule.
@Lyl & Roll: Merci; it is a wonderful place.
@masoud: Thanks.
@Dulcie: Thanks.
@djedfre: He expects attention as his royal due.
@Mhélène: Beau does not believe in suffering!
@Marie LC: Merci.
@Craig: Absolutely.
@MrsAmber: Thanks; Beau is doing very well.
@Mathilde Collot: Merci. The biggest problem with Beau is keeping him from overdoing it.
@Mohsen: Thank you.
@zOOm: Merci.
@P J W Miller: Indeed. Happy ST.
@Evelyne Dubos: Merci. A happy dog indeed.
@B. Thomas: Yep!
@Luca Bobbiesi: Thanks.
@MARIANA: Thank you.
@Sarah: Merci; I'm glad.
@susan: Thanks.
@Barbara: She did quite a bit of hauling that morning. (For me, the bracketing memory lapse is more incompetence than silly!!)
@LauraS: Thanks.
@Steve Rice: He almost always gets to go.
@Veronelle: Merci.
@Isidro: Gracias.
@kerfendal: Actually he had a great time!
@PATRICK: Merci.
@LCImagery: Thanks.
@akarui: I've even thought of using a 7 shot bracket. I use Photomatix only to deal with the wide range of light; I run it to have a minimal "HDR" effect. All of the rest of my processing, I do in Lightroom and Photoshop. Beau is doing fine. We just have to make certain that he doesn't put risky stress on the knee. I'm not certain that we will ever be able to just cut him loose on the rocks.
@dj.tigersprout: Yep