The Truth About HDR Photography
I invite you to vote, share, post, reblog and get as many people as you can to vote on this poll. HDR used to be a hated technique, only remembered for it's garish colours and halos. However it is much more than that now, it is gathering pace as a largely recognisable technique and I would love everyone's honest opinions on HDR Photography.
It would be good if you could complete the poll to give a balanced view. Please follow the link to read more and vote - Mike
Thank you for the reblog
Hello Mike.
Well you know my feelings on HDR. Those venturing into it for the first time, tended to overdo it. (As I think most trying a new “effect” do) Now these days, I like to see it used in a subtle way as the example you gave in the opening post. (Well done Raven Photography. You yourself Mike now use it (if I may say) in a much more sublte way. It looks good and pleasing to the eye. (That’s MY eye of course). I do like the way it’s going.
Cheers.
There are rare times I want a blowout HDR image. Mostly I use a subtle touch of the technique to ‘lift’ the image out of the frame, same as I highlight my acrylic paintings with a nearly invisible touch of oil pastel to the same end. I voted, Mike, because you asked. “Liked’ HDR One’s FB page and am following Raven too. THANK YOU!
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