I was sifting through my Italy photos last night and stumbled across this little gem from Rome that I’d forgotten about. Sometimes HDR is not necessary for an image to have impact, and I feel like this is a good example of that. HDR would have brought out all the detail in the buildings instead of letting them fall into complete silhouette.
Now, I’m not entirely sure what buildings these are in Rome. I do remember shooting this just down the street from the Coliseum, so if any of you know what we’re looking at here, feel free to drop a comment to let me know!
Great silhouette Heath. Love the warm colors too! well done.
Beautiful work!
Stunning Heath!
Looks like the Stadio Olympico!
Hahaha… This is a dope picture…
The building on the right with the angel and carriage is The Monumento Nazionale a Vittorio Emanuele II (National Monument of Victor Emmanuel II) or Altare della Patria (Altar of the Fatherland) also known as the wedding cake because it looks like a cake topper:)
Very nice – great silhouette and great colour.
Simple and Beautiful!!! I love the silhouette
Well done Heath, the silhouette is perfect.
I would add though, that HDR is really “never” needed to make an impact…it helps a lot in many occasions, but definitely photos have been making an impact for over a hundred years without it.
Sure is a fun way to process though 🙂
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