Steven Sinski
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1990, 2015 and 2022
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It’s a monumental memory of the danger we hold in our hands!
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Jerome Marot
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So, what is this? I see 3 pictures of a dilapidated building, presumably taken in 1990, 2015 and 2022. The building has a dome structure on top of oa tower (and that structure shows the artifact of post-processing in the third picture). So: what is that?
Steven Sinski
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Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park - Wikipedia
i have been doing work in Japan since 1990 and i always end up at this location. when i shoot i generally let the image stay till i revisit it and possibly do another round of editing on it. what artifact of post work are you referring to? i ask because the image had little post required as the post sunset and LED lighting that created the environment.
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Steven Sinski
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i am going to assume you are fairly young compared to me as i find that a knowledge of history seems to be lacking in the educational systems of the world these years.
in 1990 the first time i went there i was approached and ended up having a 4-hour conversation with a "Hibakusha" or survivor of the event while i was at the memorial park. it was highly educational and keeps me coming back as they do teach their children unlike other locations on this planet.
in 1990 the first time i went there i was approached and ended up having a 4-hour conversation with a "Hibakusha" or survivor of the event while i was at the memorial park. it was highly educational and keeps me coming back as they do teach their children unlike other locations on this planet.
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Jerome Marot
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I am not as young as I wished I were and I certainly know about the bomb dropped on Hiroshima. I just did not know about the monument. The correct link to the wikipedia article is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hiroshima_Peace_Memorial
(you added a point to the link in your post)
As to the artifacts I referred to: look at the last picture. The sky around the dome is dark, but the sky seen through the structure of the dome is lighter. This is an effect typical of HDR processing.
Steven Sinski
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oops on the site location but it has been fixed.
you'd be surprised i don't use HDR. in fact i do minimize my post work. it is a combination of sunset and the lighting they use on the building. i am not a fan of HDR at all. it is not in my bag of tricks to use
you'd be surprised i don't use HDR. in fact i do minimize my post work. it is a combination of sunset and the lighting they use on the building. i am not a fan of HDR at all. it is not in my bag of tricks to use
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Jerome Marot
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This processing can also happen in-camera.
Steven Sinski
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all in camera HDR has been off since the day i got it and that was 12 23 2021
And yes I probable can do better on a revisit. Less ego and more effort in post. so i will downline. replacement inserted.
you just have to be there i guess.
And yes I probable can do better on a revisit. Less ego and more effort in post. so i will downline. replacement inserted.
you just have to be there i guess.
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