How to photograph for HDR in five simple steps
Creating HDR (high dynamic range) photography is a 2-part process: Part one takes place behind the camera — part two, behind the computer. Many tutorials
Creating HDR (high dynamic range) photography is a 2-part process: Part one takes place behind the camera — part two, behind the computer. Many tutorials
“The camera cannot lie.” When photography was in its infancy, this was often said in magazines and elsewhere. But is it true? And what role
At first blush, I am an unusual photographer to write about HDR software. After all, I do night photography, where it typically isn’t used as
Far and away my favorite subject to photograph for relaxation and practice is the Landscape venue. Having grown up in the Blue Ridge mountain region
High dynamic range (HDR) processing opens a whole world of photographic possibilities. There are several outstanding HDR creation tools available today, including the latest Luminar
I’m a big fan of bracketing and merging into a single HDR image. It’s great for having images with amazing detail, as well as recovering
Luminar Neo is a powerhouse editor for a wide variety of photographic genres. One of my favorites is HDR — a process that involves merging
The Skylum team recently announced the long-awaited successor for Aurora HDR: The HDR Merge extension for Luminar Neo. High Dynamic Range (HDR) photography is one
When we think of HDR and architecture we tend to think of real estate photography, we also tend to think of it in color. Here
One of my favorite things to do is explore with my camera in hand and capture the world around me. Sometimes it includes objects that
Paris! Moulin Rouge, the Champs-Élysées, the Louvre, the Musée d’Orsay are all there. So is the Eiffel Tower. That was to be the subject of
Embrace the lights. Something we photographers do quite often. A few years back, I was tasked to photograph various large-scale art installations for ArtPrize Project