Stormy photo
June 17th, 2008 at 12:10pm Anna Voelker
Our readers have sent us some pretty incredible flood photos. Check out this one from Tim Speer of Roscoe.
Here’s how he did it. “Sending an image from over the weekend of a passing storm that I took as an HDR (high dynamic range) image,” Tim wrote in an e-mail. “It is basically a composite of several different images of the same subject shot at different exposures to achieve an image with a full range of tones. Hope you enjoy.”
Wow, Tim. I did enjoy. Thanks. Oh, and, and check out more of Tim’s work on his Web site. And see more reader shots here.
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1. the.dude.abides.man | June 19th, 2008 at 12:19 pm
A lot of HDR is really overdone and blown out. This is a nice example of how it can work well.
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