HDR (High Dynamic Range) Photography – its seems you either love it or hate it.  I personally love the photos where you really push HDR.  I have had some people say that it does not look real.  I completely agree, but the point isn’t that it looks real.  In my opinion, you are creating something unique.  This particular photo was created with approximately ten photos in a freeware program called Qtpfsgui.  Strobist Information: This photo was taken with a Canon 5D Mark II, 24mm f/1.4L II lens, and no flash.

HDR – it seems you either hate it or love it. I currently love it…especially the over processed shot like this one. I have included a HDR photo of the Kitchen which is not over processed, but there is just something about photos like this one. This photo was processed using 8 photos spread out at 1 EV increments and put together using the freeware program called Qtpfsgui which can be found here: http://qtpfsgui.sourceforge.net/

This is another HDR photo but is not over processed like the family room photo. HDR really works well when you have a large dynamic range. It allowed me to not long properly expose the inside, but also the outside in the middle of the day. This photo was processed using four photos spread out at 1 EV increments and put together using the freeware program called Qtpfsgui which can be found here: http://qtpfsgui.sourceforge.net/