HDR Imaging

Hey all,

Here's a really in depth look at High Dynamic Range (HDR) Photography. HDR uses bracketed exposures of the same image (you'll need a sturdy tripod and might even want a cable release) to create an image with tremendous detail in shadows, midranges and highlights. They're pretty facinating and can look really great.

Modern day stoning (working title)

heres something that i did in my free time. It's made of four photos, then i used four filters and darkened the image. I don't think i am done with this one so please let me know what you think, how it makes you feel and if i should change anything. 

Thanks 

  Kyle 

RENDER me SILLY

Huckin booters

I really just wanted to mess around with a bunch of diffrent styles and skills i have learned over the years, not to mention what i have learned in class. To add to all of it i also took some of the tutorials i learned and applied them in these photos

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