Dynamics of Nature: HDR Landscape Photography
High-dynamic-range imaging (HDRI) is a technique used in photographic imaging, and in ray-traced computer-generated imaging, to reproduce a greater range of luminosity than what is possible with standard digital imaging or photographic techniques.
High Dynamic Range photography is the method of merging images to create a final photo. The method involves taking many pictures and then stitch them together. Each image captures the scene at different exposures. When merged, the picture provides an overall correct exposure.
Photographs & HDR Manipulations by Aravinda Chandrapadma
© Aravinda Chandrapadma
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These images are not royalty free and a fee is required for each specific usage. This includes the use of any of these images for use in web pages. Legal action could then be taken against illegal usage by any party. Please respect copyright laws. To inquire about the use of any of these images, please contact me via a.chandrapadma@gmail.com.
