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HDR Photography (3 Photos per 24hr-day)

This is a group for all people that are interested in High Dynamic Range (HDR) Photography.

Featured Work

Winter Tree by Andy Stafford

Three exposures, processed in Photomatix and then duotoned. More information about this shot can be found here / http://www.andystafford.co.uk/winter-tree-redone/
Steve by Steve Chapple

No it wasn’t me painting my name on this rock – however the name did catch my eye. This is from an area above Palmer in the Murraylands area of South Australia where the rocks on either side of the road are adorned in messages. Everything over the years from proposals to the lamentin gof someones death or the celebration of a birthday or arrival of a newborn. Canon 400D – Sigma 10 -20—three shot HDR hand held. Processed in Photomatix.
Old Sydney Trams HDR by Ian English

Old Sydney trams. This building has appeared in a couple of recent TV shows. “East West 101” and “All Saints” Nikon D700 24-70 2.8 no filters / HDR 5 images 1.0
Amsterdam in Autumn by Svetlana Sewell

Amsterdam in Autumn, October 2009 / Nikon D300 / Tamron 10-24mm, handheld on rail / HDR (-2,-1,0) in Photomatix Pro3.2 / PP in PS CS3
Decay by Tim Souter

Who knows what lurks in the darkness? The Decay is coming.. Slowly… Following you… Model: Canon EOS 50D / Lens: Tamron 10-24mm / ISO: 100 / Aperture: f4.6 / Shutter Speed: 1/100th sec / WB: Auto / Focus Type: AF / Focal Length: 10mm / Style: HDR (x3 Photomatix exposures)
Storm, Margate pier by Anna Shaw

Stormy Seas at Margate, Kent. HDR – 7 exposures F11 1/500 (+/-3) / ISO 200 / Nikon D200 Processesed in Photomatix Pro / Edited in Photoshop CS4
A Rough Day by Leanne Jones

the sea on a rough windy day, at sunset at Portland Bill, HDR photograph
Coloured glass by Brad McEvoy

Sculpture by the sea – Tamarama Beach Scultpure – a symbolic inscription of the imaginary by Nicholas Elias HDR – 3 exposures of 0, -2 & +2, Tripod, Canon 50D, Software Dynamic Photo HDR 4.6.
Bailed Up by Simone Byrne

© Simone Byrne Photography, 2008. All Rights Reserved. 8th November 2008 Hay bales in the late afternoon sun, Bendigo. —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—- / Image Details: Canon 350D, 18-55mm lens @ 18mm / 1/160 sec, f5.6, iso 100 / CPL filter / HDR (-1,0,+1) Photomatix Pro / BW conversion in PS / —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—- 100% of the profit from the sale of my images on Red Bubble will go to supporting research done by the Black Dog Institute into Bipolar Disorder and Depression. Thank you very much. All comments are greatly appreciated, cheers Simone :)
Trolley Bed by Daniel Bullock

Found in an abondoned Lunatic Asylum. 3 exp hdr, photomatix, added textures. Featured in HDR Photography Nov 2nd, 2009. Featured in Beautiful Garbage Nov 4th, 2009. Featured in ThE fInE aRt Of pEEliNg PaINt Nov 4th, 2009 Deva Asylum lies in the grounds of the very active Countess Of Chester Hospital in Chester, the asylum was built in 1827 and opened in 1829, its original name was The Cheshire County Lunatic Asylum. / Through out the years the asylum changed its name and in 1953 it was renamed Deva until 1984 when it was once again renamed to The Countess Of Chester a name which it still goes by today. / Originally the asylum was meant to house upto 500 patients but over the years it expanded as did new wings and annexes until it could finally house over 1500 patients.
Big room full of books... by LeighN

NSW State Library, Sydney, Australia. Nikon D90, Sigma 10-20mm @ 10mm, f/22, ISO200, 3 exposures of 0, -2 & +2, HDR’d in Photomatix, Lightroom 2.
The Window by Garry Quince

1800s 1 bedroom cottage Shelford near Geelong Canon 450D, 10-20mm ultra wide angle lens,(Sigma) / 3 exposures AEB -2,0,+2,(RAW). Tripod / HDR and Tone Mapping – Photomatix Pro 3.2 / Sharpening, Levels, Vignette and Logo – Photoshop CS2 Best viewed large

Recent Work

Kamargo Trail by Misti Hymas

This was taken at the end of the Kamargo trail in Black River, NY. These are the first few photos taken with my new Sony A700 and Tamron AF 17-50mm 2.8 IF ASPHERICAL LD XR Di II SP. Im loving it so far! This is an HDR photo taken with one photo and then using lightroom to overexpose and underexpose (+1, -1) and then all put together in Dynamic Photo HDR.
Tobacco Sunset by IKeepScreaming

Tobacco is a big way of life in Kentucky. I find these old Tobacco Barns very interesting. HDR image / Shot with a Canon 30D and Tamron 11-18 Di-II LD Aspherical lens 3 layers in photoshop.
Plenty of Spaces by mikepom

Taken early in the morning in Swindon. Still trying to get to grips with HDR – it all seems a bit hit or miss. Anyway, I think this one works. I particularly like the geometric feel of this shot.
1762 Waterworks...... by DaveHrusecky

This is the 1762 Waterworks, now a National Historic Landmark which housed early America’s first pumped town water system. Located in Bethlehem, Pa. Single shot Photo is HDR’d with an Orton effect added using Dynamic Photo HDR.
Pot? by Brad McEvoy

Sculpture by the sea – Tamarama Beach Scultpure – “Pot 09” by Yoshio Nitta HDR – 3 exposures of 0, -2 & +2, Tripod, Canon 50D, Software Dynamic Photo HDR 4.6.
old timer by stillcrackin

takin at the super gp on the goldcoast QLD nikon d5000 55-200mm lens, handheld, 3 exposures, used photomatix pro and a little photoshop.
Shower Block by Ian English

Shower block in derelict machinery shed. Nikon D700 24-70 2.8 tripod / 5 shot HDR Photomatix 1.0
Sentimental Journey by Monica Scanlan

Foliage colors line this railroad track in Manchester By The Sea in MA. Taken 10/30/09 Nikon D300 PSE7 Handheld 200 ISO (Gonna’ Take a Sentimental Journey—song) / /
Church of the Holy Sepulchre - Spectral Light by NeilAlderney

An amazing beam of light shines across the dome above what is considered to be the place where Jesus was crucified, in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem. The air is filled with smoke from incense and candles / 3EXP HDR – handheld at 800 ISO /
MARTHA'S VINEYARD SUNRISE by Dan Myers

An HDR image of an August sunrise off the beach of Edgartown on the island of Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts. I took five exposures (+2 to -2), using a Nikon D300 and 18-200 VR lens, and combined them using Photomatix Pro 3.0. Featured in the “Majestic Massachusetts” Group – 11/6/09.
Old and New by bobculshaw

This is an image of the Spinnaker Tower in Portsmouth, England taken from the Isle of Wight ferry. In the background are the masts of HMS Warrior and Admiral Nelson’s flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar – HMS Victory, in the Historical Naval Dockyard. The tower, at a height of 170 metres (558 feet) above sea level, is 2.5 times higher than Nelson’s Column, making it the tallest accessible structure in the United Kingdom outside London. The tower is visible for miles around Portsmouth, changing the area’s horizon. It can be seen from the Isle of Wight and even the Manhood Peninsula. The tower represents sails billowing in the wind, a design accomplished using two large, white, sweeping steel arcs, which give the tower its spinnaker sail design. The steelwork was fabricated by Butterley Engineering. At the top is a triple observation deck, providing a 320° view of the city of Portsmouth, the Langstone and Portsmouth harbours, and a viewing distance of 37 kilometres (23 miles). The highest of the three observation platforms, the crow’s nest, has a wire mesh roof, allowing visitors to be in the elements. Windows extend to above head height, so it is not possible to get a view unobstructed by glass. The glass floor is the largest in Europe. The tower has a design lifetime of 80 years. The design is similar to the Burj Al Arab in Dubai, whose structure is a little less than twice as tall at 323 m. (Wikipedia) Canon EOS 400D, Sigma DG 70-300mm lens at 70mm, ISO 400, 1/640sec, f11. Shot in RAW and converted into a psuedo HDR +2,0,-2 EV’s, tonemapped in Photomatix 3.2.6 and processed in CS4. PLEASE VIEW LARGER

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This group will feature the best HDR work on Redbubble.

Definition of a HDR Image:

By HDR we understand the image to be of greater dynamic range of luminances between light and dark areas of a scene than normal digital imaging techniques.
It is a post-processing of taking either one image or a series of images, combining them, and adjusting the contrast ratios.

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