Exeter in HDR

Salam readers...

All right ladies and gentlemen, it has been a long time since I talk about photography in this blog. For now, I just want to share with you my simple HDR photos. Yesterday (110709) we went to Exeter and I took the opportunity to experiment with HDR in taking photos of buildings and architectures.

What is HDR? HDR is stand for High Dynamic Range. Dynamic Range is the ratio between the maximum and minimum values of a physical measurement. In easier words that even I understand and hold to is the ratio between the brightest and the darkest parts of the scene. So usually HDR photos are derived from several photos of one same scene with different exposure. Then we combine them and it becomes one HDR photo. In other word, we can call it the blending exposure technique. HDR will increase the amount of detail in the image and it creates unique photos I would say. We can use it to create natural looking photos or we can use it creatively to create atmospheric and emotive photos. More information you could ask Mr. Google ok. So here are some photos from my shot. They are only simple HDR.

So as the photos above, thanks to the gloomy cloudy wheater where I managed to captured spooky atmosphere in Exeter.

cheers.