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  1. #76
    Clearinghouse
    Registered: Aug 2002
    Location: Siberia, Russia
    Idea for FM - hammock. Barracks at the castle:

  2. #77
    Member
    Registered: May 2002
    Location: Ostrava City
    Quote Originally Posted by clearing View Post
    Sorry for my English
    I agree, HDR is high dynamic range lighting (amount 3 photo). No. .....
    In general HDR is a High Dynamic Range i.e. light range wider then can take and reproduce todays HW (monitors, projectors, camera chips,...). HDR has special meaning when speaking about photos - it means photos with high dynamic range. This photos could be make by exposing several photos of the same scene with different exposure (for example with AE bracketing), and then putting all photos together with some special software or Photoshop plugin:

    http://www.hdrsoft.com/index.html - probably the best bet...
    http://www.supportingcomputers.net/A...en/Artizen.htm
    http://gl.ict.usc.edu/HDRShop/
    http://www.debevec.org/Research/HDR/
    http://www.cybergrain.com/tech/hdr/
    http://www.easyhdr.com/

    A lot of HDR photos can be found at FLICKR:
    http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=HDR&w=all&s=int

  3. #78
    Clearinghouse
    Registered: Aug 2002
    Location: Siberia, Russia

  4. #79
    Member
    Registered: Jul 2006
    Location: YES ELLENSBURG!!!
    All these pics are so great! Someday I'll leave E-land and venture out into the world and get to see such beautiful places! Someday...

  5. #80
    Clearinghouse
    Registered: Aug 2002
    Location: Siberia, Russia
    I have found the loot

  6. #81
    Permanently Enlarged
    Registered: Dec 2005
    Location: I could care...but I won't.
    looks like Garrett's back pocket!

  7. #82
    Clearinghouse
    Registered: Aug 2002
    Location: Siberia, Russia
    Graffiti

  8. #83
    Member
    Registered: Jun 2006
    Location: England (UK)
    Quote Originally Posted by Ardesco View Post
    All these pics are so great! Someday I'll leave E-land and venture out into the world and get to see such beautiful places! Someday...
    Don't forget me by your side!

  9. #84
    Clearinghouse
    Registered: Aug 2002
    Location: Siberia, Russia
    Consatntine's mansion?

  10. #85
    Member
    Registered: Jul 2002
    Location: Edmonton

  11. #86
    Member
    Registered: Nov 2003
    Location: See the wrench in the shadows?
    Clearing, your last picture looks like a very drunk DromEder textured that house.

  12. #87
    Taking the Death Toll
    Registered: Aug 2004
    Location: she/they, big gay
    Quote Originally Posted by Aja View Post
    sup constantine

  13. #88
    Clearinghouse
    Registered: Aug 2002
    Location: Siberia, Russia

  14. #89
    Permanently Enlarged
    Registered: Dec 2005
    Location: I could care...but I won't.
    you found whats left of Constantine's house! even though it is still nauseating...

  15. #90
    Member
    Registered: Jun 2006
    Location: England (UK)
    More like an architect on an LSD trip.

  16. #91
    Clearinghouse
    Registered: Aug 2002
    Location: Siberia, Russia
    Water arrow:

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  18. #93
    Taking the Death Toll
    Registered: Aug 2004
    Location: she/they, big gay
    WHOA. that's freaky.

  19. #94
    Member
    Registered: Aug 2004
    Location: New Jersey, USA
    And Ed Gein was thought crazy just because he got a little crafty with his neighbors parts. I would love to see an FM do a crypt in the european style, but I suppose the poly limit would be hit due to all the skulls needed before anything interesting could be made.

  20. #95
    Member
    Registered: Jun 2006
    Location: England (UK)
    Amazing as the crypt pics are, I do find it disturbing that the skulls and bones are arranged into ornaments and such. What a way to respect the dead!

  21. #96
    Member
    Registered: Aug 2004
    Location: New Jersey, USA
    Quote Originally Posted by themetalian View Post
    Amazing as the crypt pics are, I do find it disturbing that the skulls and bones are arranged into ornaments and such. What a way to respect the dead!
    They're dead, what the hell do they care? It's not like those bones have better things to do.

  22. #97
    Taking the Death Toll
    Registered: Aug 2004
    Location: she/they, big gay
    friend of mine told me what that place was:

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sedlec_ossuary

  23. #98
    Clearinghouse
    Registered: Aug 2002
    Location: Siberia, Russia
    Nice! Thanks, dethtoll Very interesting history.

  24. #99
    Clearinghouse
    Registered: Aug 2002
    Location: Siberia, Russia
    Ruins... Bannerman castle

  25. #100
    Member
    Registered: Jul 2006
    Location: Betwixt and Between
    That cathedral with the bone ornaments was on "Ripley's believe it or not!"

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