Wow! What a find for my HDR Blog! A Fighter Cockpit at Flixton Air Museum in Suffolk.
This is a really cool place if you are into taking photographs of military aircraft and it’s free to get in! Of course we made a donation, after all, they did allow us to wander around freely with our cameras and tripods for 4 hours, they even allowed us to move the barriers and ropes out of the way to get the perfect shot!
The battered, war torn metal and bullet grazed cockpits made some of the coolest subjects for HDR Photography as the blending process of the bracketed exposures in Photomatix combined with some of my grungy post-processing techniques really pulled out the detail to give that urbex, grimey look i love so much!
Technical Details. Canon 5D Mark iii, Canon 24-105mm Lens. 5 Exposures from -2 to +2, ISO 100.
I took the 5 Exposures into Photomatix to initially combine the brackets, then i used a combination of Photoshop and Topaz Adjust along with Nik Color Efex Pro to create this derelict look.
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ghost pilot hdr photography by arthakker
HDR Processing 
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