HDR and Photoshop
Photography is a great way to capture events and scenes that would likely fade away to vague memories if not recorded. All too often conditions are not especially good for getting the best shots of those scenes. Enter the arena of today's technology for 'tweaking' your photography to enhance it to your own personal liking.
HDR is the merging of multiple photos shot in different exposures. Photoshop (made by Adobe) is just one software for adjusting many aspects of a photograph to make it more pleasing.
This gallery is for sharing the results of these tweaks, a fun and interesting process in it's own right.
Read MoreHDR is the merging of multiple photos shot in different exposures. Photoshop (made by Adobe) is just one software for adjusting many aspects of a photograph to make it more pleasing.
This gallery is for sharing the results of these tweaks, a fun and interesting process in it's own right.
BEFORE: This lovely church built on a massive pile of rocks is a great subject for photography. On the day we saw it on Hwy 7 in Colorado, however, the conditions were lousy. The sky was drab and overcast casting a flat light over all. This frame was one of 3 exposures shot with a Canon SX 20is (mounted on a tripod) that were merged in Efex Pro, Darice rendering.
