Featured Photos Weekly Challenge - HDR
This Week’s Challenge: #PRTV_hdrVia Toby - This week I was looking for images that provided a wide dynamic range without looking unreal - something the eye is capable of seeing but not taken to the extreme with saturation or clarity, or really even any additional color cast that happens in some HDR. I have a few small prizes I will be reaching out to our top picks soon. Next Week’s Challenge: #PRTV_animalsFind out more about upcoming challenges and past winners at photorec.tv/prtvYou can follow Photorec.TV on Instagram at @Photorec.tv and the team:
Toby’s Features:
This spot looks nicely shady but detail throughout makes me feel like I am there.
I have been here, I know it’s tricky to shoot into the sun through the arch and still get detail in the shadows! Maxence did a fantastic job of balancing the lights and the darks here to produce a detailed rich image.
Composition, colors, the detail in the grass - all combine to create a lovely scene. Well done!
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Roy’s Features:
It’s a nice softer shot that works well to recover a lot of the shadows you’d otherwise miss from a backlit photo.
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Using HDR in the case of a night shot is a nice way to get a few stars and expose your subject with a bit less noise.
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Shooting from a cave’s light shaft is tough as there is quite the range of lit subjects to dark shadow making HDR a great choice.