20 Beautiful HDR Pictures - Part 2

by paulo | May 13, 2008

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We all love an eye candy... and when it comes to HDR, it works pretty well to me! Just get your tripod, your camera and search for that one scene that will look incredible once shot.

And it's just incredible how some people make fantastic photography out there... so here are the pics of this amazing dude, Donald Fregede... don't forget to visit his photostream at Flickr!

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Hello, everyone! I'm Paulo Gabriel, a 24 years old designer from Porto Alegre, Brazil. I work as a webdesigner since 2006, but websites and blogs have been a hobbie for me since 1999. Here in Abduzeedo, I try to bring only the hot stuff for you... and hope that all of you enjoy my posts! You may also follow me on Twitter.

Rich 05/13/2008

Wow these are really amazing. I came across a set of 100 HDR wallpapers here and there are more HDR pics on the website too. Though it might be useful to share with fellow Abduzeedo readers.

Keep up the good work!

Michael Langham 05/13/2008

Great find here, thanks for your on-going hdr fascination/research.

From what i've learned, 3 bracketed exposures are what are needed to accomplish a great HDR foto, either through application, 3rd party, plugin, or photoshop, or by hand manipulation.

With that said, the artist above must have had a very fast lens to get that shot of the plane.

all in all, great works of art, very ethereal.

Luke 05/13/2008

Does anyone know of a tutorial to make a normal photograph into a HDR photo?

Lee C 05/13/2008

here's mine from a week ago ( click for bigger version )

Javier 05/13/2008

http://lasarten.deviantart.com/art/Chichen-Itza-HDR-83528447

Ahmet 05/13/2008

@Lee C

Your photo realy awsome congratulations

Renata 05/13/2008

another set of great pictures,

Jesus A. Salazar 05/13/2008

Great HDR pics! @Michael Langham: not necessarily, you can shoot one RAW and then from that one create a pseudo HDR image (Photomatix Pro will do it automatically). It does not produce the same dynamic range than a 5 exposure (or even three for that matter) but it does produce some beautiful images and you don't have to worry about moving objects or not having a tripod to shoot from.

Anonymous 05/14/2008

Hi if you want, you can share, look, vote a planet HDR photos and learn about High dynamic range imaging. HDRcreme is a free image hosting service. www.hdrcreme.com

Kelly 05/14/2008

It's photos such as these that made me fall in love with HDR. Thanks for flaming the fires! Now, where did I put my camera ...

Dy™ 05/14/2008

really awesome!!
i shuld rean how to take the shot like that
i really amazed n_n

cobr@ 05/14/2008

it wold be cool to see and hdr image with people, but i think that there is to many moving parts. it is a nice thought, image the results

Anonymous 05/14/2008

horrible pictures...

atzu 05/15/2008

Black and white HDR. Click for a bigger image.

Herzeleyd 05/15/2008

That´s fucking sick. Brilliant :O

Anonymous 05/16/2008

Exid Design 05/20/2008

wow! this is great!

how i can do that??

Lee C 05/26/2008

Guys I'm just in Hong Kong right now with is fantastic for this type of photography so I though i'd just post two for your viewing pleasure. There are more on my Flickr Stream including two epic panoramic shots. Enjoy