HDR and the Traveling Photographer
Note:Â To learn more about HDR visit our HDR Learning Center produced in partnership with HDRsoft. I have learned, as a traveling photographer, that no matter
Note:Â To learn more about HDR visit our HDR Learning Center produced in partnership with HDRsoft. I have learned, as a traveling photographer, that no matter
What do you think of when you think of HDR? Over-sharpened, bright photos? The majority of HDR photos I’ve seen — you know, the ones
Human eyes are incredible for viewing the world and seeing into shadows and highlights all at the same time. The basis of HDR photography is
With proper technique and the right camera, it is possible to get good HDR images even though you aren’t using a tripod or other camera
There are hundreds of filters and presets available for making photographs into “something else” in Photoshop, Lightroom or with other software packages. One of my
Shooting a set of pictures with bracketed exposures and combining them in HDR software is the best way to record all the details in a
The photo above is the normal exposure of a Waffle House near my studio. Periodically the company remodels one of their restaurants. I saw this
Like black and white, HDR photography is a terrific tool. It can both save the day technically and also allow us to be creative in unique
HDR photography is a gift of the digital age. To a one-time film photographer like me, it’s magic. I never imagined that one day I would
I think the Snake River Plain in southern Idaho is one of the prettiest places in the world and one of the hardest places to
Have you struggled to make a great image when shooting into the sun? Our cameras can’t see the dynamic range in a scene as well
HDR photography gets a bad rap. Many believe that HDR means over-contrasted, over-saturated, over-sharpened photos. But in reality, HDR is really just blending multiple images together.