What Is HDR Photography??

in #hdrphotography • 5 years ago (edited)

HDR is a kind of photography that anyone can take. It requires no specific equipment (except photo editing software) and that’s why it’s so tempting for advanced and amateur photographers. Some cameras have the built-in HDR mode which adjusts contrast ratios and creates unrealistic scenes. That’s the quickest and the easiest way to create an HDR image. The majority of photographers prefer to take 3 shots of different shutter speeds and then combine them using a photo editing software. There are tons of HDR tutorials on the web, so everybody can find something at his/her liking.

Thus you understand why high dynamic range photography is constantly popular in recent years. The graph below shows the same, so you can practice in creating HDR photos and promote the results of your work.

Moreover, people like to relieve their lives with illusions and HDR photography is a great tool to decorate reality with fantastic tones.

Featured Examples.

Sunset in HDR by Calarasu Bogdan
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Curse of the Gypsy Witch HDR by Hans Petter
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Curvation by Aaron Yeoman
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Azadi Tower by Mohammad Reza Domiri Ganji
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