Lets see some HDR photos!

[strickj]

Tried something new with this one.

The background didn't turn out well,so I just edited it out.Not sure about that yet

I might try adding some stormy clouds to it later if I can find some that'll work.

Hales Bar Dam:

Edited September 6, 2009 by strickj

[extremescene]

The background didn't turn out well,so I just edited it out.Not sure about that yet

Try pulling a sky in from another long exposure night shot... you need some eerie clouds and maybe a full moon and this shot will be spectacular. The foreground is very cool and nicely done!

[strickj]

Took these the other night while trying to shoot the fireworks.

(The fireworks sucked,and so did the pics of them)

Again,pardon the watermark,still haven't forked out the dough for the license key

[willis68]

Tried something new with this one.

The background didn't turn out well,so I just edited it out.Not sure about that yet

I might try adding some stormy clouds to it later if I can find some that'll work.

Hales Bar Dam:

That one is very cool

[willis68]

One of the ROV's that I am in charge of

Edited September 8, 2009 by willis68

[Guest JHatmaker]

^ that's an awesome shot!

[willis68]

^ that's an awesome shot!

if you are referring to the ROV, Thanks

[Guest JHatmaker]

Yeah, the coloring is very good

[Guest proudsuthrner]

i dont want to be a complete idiot, so would someone educate me on what a HDR photo is.. thanks

[extremescene]

Hdr is a computer combination of 3 differently exposd photographs of the same scene. If you expose a photo so the sky looks right, the subject will be underexposed, or vice versa. Hdr theory means you expose for everything in your shot and merge the results with hdr software. This should be fairly unnoticable if done right, but can be taken to extremes to create some of the surreal photos you see as hdr.