Monday, July 20, 2009

High Dynamic Range

I took a couple of photos for a friend as a favor this weekend. I used a method (rather than a technique) called HDR (High Dynamic Range). It combines several of the same photos taken at different exposures to give the resulting photo all ranges of exposure.

A problem that results in nearly all photographs is that the sky might be too blown out and over exposed while the foreground looks fine. Or, the foreground might be too dark while the sky looks great. HDR, when you have a tripod and the proper software, defeats all of that.

I also used different application of color for these images. That is why one is more green while the other has color more associated with being in the sun.

Enjoy! And click on them to make them larger.






1 comment:

studio 1368 said...

I love the trees! Beautiful.