Old oaks

I wanted to find out how to use the bracketing function on my camera. This video was very clear for me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWHs50rW_gs

In Lightroom I merged the three (underexposed, 'normal' exposed, overexposed) and turned it black and white.

For reading and reference:
http://www.techradar.com/how-to/photography-video-capture/cameras/bracketing-explained-what-you-need-to-know-about-maximising-detail-1321001

[Domenico Dodaro]

So very good, I think this way of creating HDR images is excellent, as it gives depth and plasticity to the image. Look at those branches, they pop out. Wonderful!

[Helen Jane]

Interesting. The result has a lot more depth. Shame I don't have that facility on my camera.

[Newbank Lass]

lovely.

[Graeme Stevens]

I do like a good gnarly tree or two

[Bep]

Mooi effect!

[Bill Fenske]

awesome choice for b/w

[Joyce]

Great editing. Thanks for the links Saxa

[Tina]

Mooie belichting zo; niet voor alles even mooi, maar dit geeft een mooi resultaat.

[Pyrrhula]

Lijkt wel een decor van Paulus de Boskabouter.
Mooi gedaan in Zw+W. Fav.

[Kathy]

It's interesting it turned into a b&w. It really has a lot of contrast and a lot of texture.

[Call me Joe]

Fav👍

[Suzanne]

Fabulous tree shapes.

[Walks @ 7]

A exceptional image. The link is most appreciated too. Fav.

[Valerie Chesney]

Those gnarled trees are beautiful. The lighting is super...

[David]

Lovely trees.. well done

[Anja]

Mooi effect!

[Susan]

Well done - always good to stretch our skills. I did yesterday with some macro shots - using light meter and tripod!