High Dynamic Range Photography.

By Alex in Everything Else on Aug 18, 2006 at 1:01 am

HDR or High Dynamic Range [wiki] imaging is a digital graphics technique where multiple exposures are "blended" together to yield an image with a high dynamic range or large difference between light and dark areas.

The HDR Pool at flickr is a good place to start appreciating the vibrant colors that the HDR technique yield. This one above is titled Before Sunset @ Voss, from flickr use Amundn’s photostream.

Link [flickr] – via connecting *the* dots


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