On the Farm

10mm | f/5.6 | 3+-EV | iso100

Flower Pot

Relaxation

Beach Homes.

Still Life

Span

This particular HDR photo was compiled of 5 photos and some post-editing with Lightroom 2.3.  I'm getting there, but not where I feel completely comfortable with HDR shooting.  Takes practice, and editing skill.

DSC04200, I took the original shots this morning, and HDR-ed them later today and it didn't come out too bad.  But I'm starting to get used to seeing all of this "dynamic" range, so everything starts looking the same...nothing special from the normal single-shot.  But they are different. Maybe I'll start posting some of the originals so you can see what a difference HDR makes.

Very Irresistible

A simple HDR comiled of only two photos. Without HDR, this scene would either have a whited out background or a very dark foreground.

Whispy.

Now, this being my first HDR, it's not great (at all), but it's certainly a start.  I actually darkened the lower half of it, so it did have some more range at first, but you get the idea.  It's comprised of three photos: one 2 steps underexposed, one normal exposure, and one 2 steps overexposed.