Showing posts with label HDR. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HDR. Show all posts

Saturday, February 20, 2010

Nikko Bay in HDR


Another photo of Nikko Bay, this time in HDR. I combined a total of 6 images and then ran it through photomatix. I had the tripod and camera in the water waist deep to take this. One of the good things about kayaking is you can get into places that are hard with a boat.

Wednesday, October 29, 2008

Church



American Samoa must have more churches on a per capital basis than anywhere else. Everywhere you look, there is a church. While driving home after a rather uneventful day looking for photographs, we decided to stop at a little store to get some food. I looked up and found this beautiful cloud formation. Knowing I had to photograph it, I knew there was a church a couple of hundred yards down the road. I got in my car and drove to the church, which luckily had no cars parked in front. Knowing that the dynamic range (the difference between the brights/darks) would be too much, I set my camera on a tripod and shot a series of photos at different exposures. Back at the house I combined all the exposures into a HDR (High Dynamic Range) photo, using Photomatix (a program you can buy to help with HDR photos). I liked the way this photo came out. The moral of the story is you never know when a photo opportunity will present itself so be on the lookout.