Previously, I talked about how I would be taking a weekend course on HDR, or
High
Dynamic
Range, photography from a local photographer named Dave Wilson.
(Link to previous post here-->
HDR Photography is fun (HDR Part 1) )
Well, I took the class, and it was awesome! Below you can see some of the pictures I took at the Texas State Capitol and their corresponding HDR composition. On the left you'll see the image the camera would give you with a single exposure of light, and on the right is the HDR (multiple exposures combined) photograph of that same subject.
Click on the images to enlarge them.
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Normal: Door Knob
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HDR: Door Knob
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Normal: Senate Chamber Ceiling Wide
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HDR: Senate Chamber Ceiling Wide
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Normal: Senate Chamber Ceiling Zoom
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HDR: Senate Chamber Ceiling Zoom
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Normal: Rotunda Centered
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HDR: Rotunda Centered
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Normal: Rotunda Angled
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HDR: Rotunda Angled
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