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  1. Could someone please translate this? What I got from this, or Google Translate I should say, is "the only way he can explain the light on the houses is that there must have been a burning bush on my back"? I assume any lightsource? Well, the only light illuminating the houses are the lampposts and the moonlight. How I can prove this? I can't. But considering I'm a 19-year-old kid without 4K ARRI lights laying around in my garage, and considering that in front of the houses is water, how would I do this? Here's how I did it; I marked all of the lightsources for you: Furthermore, as an experienced photographer you should know that white surfaces reflect light. 4/6 houses are white. There's one more thing: I'm not a photographer really, I'm a junior cinematographer. Photographers often like to throw away important data like shadows. Cinematographers don't. We are very careful not to under or overexpose. If you can't believe this isn't HDR, maybe you should have a look at your camera profile, since your probably crushing the blacks all the time.
  2. Hi guys, I'm sorry commenting out of nowhere. I was trying to find where it was being posted because sites like 9GAG and such, so I decided to do a image-search, which I had never done before, and ended up here. Didn't mean to offend you in any way, but I'm sorry if I sounded harsh. I was a bit annoyed by the fact that my picture was going anywhere without my knowledge, so again, I'm sorry. If you want to have a look at the RAW files, be my guest, haha. Here is a before and after screenshot: Have a look at the settings on the right side of the frame; you'll see I didn't even boost the shadows.
  3. Alright so I'm not French but this is my photo. Found this via Google image search, since this was picture was ripped. It's not HDR, it's a single exposure, and there is only minor touching up in Lightroom by the way. Where did you get the high res version of this picture?
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