HDR Photography 2: The HDRening

I’ve previously displayed some HDR shots on here before, and I took the opportunity yesterday to take some more. For the uninitiated, HDR photography involves taking multiple photos of a subject at different exposures, then blending the exposures together on a computer to create an image with a much higher dynamic range than is possible with a single image. All of these images were created from three exposures.

A lot of HDR images you’ll see have an intentional “otherworldly” quality to them – exaggerated in many regards. I try for a more realistic appearance.

A couple of shots from the Sundance Square Courtyard:

The Knights of Pythias Building at 3rd & Main:

500 West 7th, Burnett Plaza, The Tower, and the Sanger Lofts:

The Land Title Block:

The Kress Building:

The Kress Building and the Sinclair Building:

The Ashton and The Tower:

Looking down 7th towards Burnett Plaza:

The view of the Courthouse up Main:

The Federal Building, Burnett Plaza, and Houston Place Lofts:

The Quiet Pool at the Water Gardens:

The Aerated Pool with the Texas & Pacific Lofts/Terminal in the background:

The Active Pool:

Looking across the Water Gardens from the top of the Mountain:

The Aerated Pool and the Convention Center:

The Texas & Pacific Lofts/Terminal:

The Omni Hotel & Condos:

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