Some think the title "Gold Rash" better suites this photo.
Bumped into a photography class students taking pictures of sorts. They were probably looking for their gold captures when I saw the opportunity and grabbed mine.
(*) Pseudo-HDR is a workflow in which a single 8bit JPEG capture is duplicated multiple times. Each copy is applied with different Curve or Level filters to create different "exposures". The copies are used as layers for an HDR workflow. Unlike using a 12bit RAW capture as a basis, this process doesn't gain any extra information, and is just a convenience tool
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Wow. I think either the PP was a touch heavy here, or htis is one really bright park! there's a little bit of skew that needs correction, visible in the pole on the right.
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