More HDR (High Dynamic Range) Sunsets II

Now my third installment of the HDR sunsets (yes I know the title says 2, I changed the naming).

I know these are just slight variations on basically the same composition BUT I was loving the range of blues to reds to yellows that the sky was giving me these few nights. I also worked up a black & white version, came out pretty good I think considering you wouldn’t normally put sunset into B&W!

Well, one thing I did learn so far, sunsets are popular. Hopefully these will get me some more or repeat visitors as the first 2 posts have Clapping 4

You know the drill Grin 3

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More HDR (High Dynamic Range) Sunsets

Written by User Image timsdd on Monday, September 8th, 2008 in HDR - High Dynamic Range, Humor / Just for Fun / Comedy, Photography.

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More HDR (High Dynamic Range) Sunsets

This is a follow up to HDR (High Dynamic Range) + Sunsets = Wicked!. Thanks to all the Stumblers, I got a good 300+ visits from S/U alone.

Feel free to stumble this one as well!! Cool

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Just a few more images from that great sunset. We had several nights where they were little to no clouds…it’s amazing how boring one of those sunsets can be.

Notice the great color range that 2 has. I’m a sucker for a great blue sky, the HDR really aides in pulling those blues through.

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HDR (High Dynamic Range) + Sunsets = Wicked!

Written by User Image timsdd on Wednesday, August 27th, 2008 in HDR - High Dynamic Range, Photography, Uncategorized.

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HDR (High Dynamic Range) + Sunsets = Wicked!

HDR or High dynamic range imaging is a process whereby a photographer will take multiple exposures of the same image. They will expose that scene from the darkest to the lightest areas (anywhere from 1-7 exposures generally) and then combine all of those exposures into 1 HDR image. The results can be quite spectacular.

Have a look at the 7 HDR’s below I created from fairly ordinary sunsets. For comparision, at the very end of the post there is a contact sheet of 1 single image from each of the 7 HDR images.

I think you’ll agree that without HDR in most cases for the photos I took, these would be rather boring sunsets.

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