June 6, 2007 HDR Thriller (story)
Indoor/outdoor shots like this are really HDR's strong suit. And this is just a brilliant use of HDR to convey a powerful message. AND HERE IT IS IN LARGE, but that's not all. This series by Dan Bollwerk is doubly interesting because he has put THIS MUST SEE PIC in the same series in order to show how HDR imaging is capable of so much more than a conventional photo could do in this situation. You can see that the conventional photo just can't get the correct exposure of the inside and outside at the same time, but HDR obviously can.
I think that part of HDR's innate ability to astound is that we are not used to seeing photos that mimic our human vision in this proper exposure aspect. I think there's some "neuroscience of perception" at work with this type of thing...sort of a breaking down of previously built-up archetypes in our mind of what a photograph is...but I digress. Mainly this is just really nice work!
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5 comments:
Yeah, that is a good use of HDR!
Have to try something similar myself ;)
once again, you have brought me awe... these, both the one you featured and the one in the post, re amazing.....
beautiful and very 'other worldly'....wonderful contrast in the texture....I agree this is a thriller...
Yet again you've show me a fantastic piece that I never would have seen otherwise. Simply amazing.
Thanks much for your comments, all.
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