HDR Photography is also known as high dynamic range photography. HDR photography is the process of combining 3 or more exposures of the same image. The idea behind high dynamic range photography is to highlight the best exposure for different parts of the same photograph. HDR photography typically works best in outdoor settings, or settings with a wide range of light and color.
The 1st photos in this post were taken at the West Hylebos Wetlands in Federal Way, Washington. The last photos were taken at Alder Lake near Elbe, Washington.
To all my "Plein Air" artist friends - using an HDR photo reference is pretty close to working on location!
I'm still learning how to create these HDR photos, and I'm having a blast doing i! I'd love to know what you think! Make sure you click on the photos for a better view!
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Do you like it, David?.. What software you are playing with ?.. :-)
I love it Tatiana! I'm using Photomatix Pro 3.2...very easy to use, but still figuring out all the bells and whistles. :)
Wow, David! I love them all, especially the first one; SO beautiful!!
great pics...looks like fun!
love the trees!
Sorry, it cut off what I said --- these are beautiful, David.
These are wonderful David! You know how I feel about the trees!! LOVE IT!
Thank you ladies!
Loving the pics.
Wow! Terrific pictures, I love that HDR effect... wonder if you could do that with Photoshop...
Delorse
this sounds fascinating David... do you take 3 exact same images? and then lay them on top of each other on a photo programme? thanks for sharing r.
I'm using Photomatix Pro 3.2...very easy to use. It does all the layering for you.
I'm simply amazed (again!) at your creativity and imagination! I love visiting your albums whenever I need to 'get away' from my own old photographic habits.. :)Thanks for the inspiration! Can't wait to try this someday! xoLaurie
Thank you Laurie...yes, you have to try HDR someday...it's pretty cool!
Great Photography David!! Other talents too!!!
Not sure but I think you have joined our miniatureart group some time ago. The Name David Patterson and work that looks like your work (Album) Anyway, great work David!!
Jim Smith
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