This Saturday I had a photowalk with the Vero Beach photography group at the Driftwood Resort. This hotel is actually listed in the National Registry of Historic Places. The Driftwood Resort was founded in 1935 by Waldo Sexton and placed in the registry in 1994. As the name would insinuate the resort is entirely built from driftwood. If you’re into wood textures, this wood* be a great place to take pictures.
It seems lately like I’m getting up earlier and earlier to take photographs and since I don’t go to bed till around 2-3am thats bad for me. So now my sleep schedule is all messed up. Oh well, the things I do in the name of photography.
Processing Technique: 3 exposure HDR merged using Photomatix. Detail enhanced using Topaz Adjust. Noise removed by Topaz DeNoise. Image smoothed using Topaz Simplify. Photo processed with Photoshop CS4.
Camera Used: Canon 5D Mark1
Lens Used: Canon 17-35mm f/2.8L USM
Camera Settings: ISO 400, Aperture Priority, f/2.8 @ 1/6 of a second, AEB +2/0/-2, Image Shot in JPG
Processing Time: 2 hour
Location:Driftwood Resort
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