Awesome Signage HDR Pics

by paulo | Apr 22, 2008

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HDR pictures have proved to be loved for most of us. From graffiti to portraits, and now Signage! Bryan Scott has come with a cool concept, making HDR out of signals... pretty awesome!

You may also want to remember and visit our other HDR series posts, at the bottom of this post. ;)

About the author

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.

Razvan 04/22/2008

Awesome photos!

Jacob Cass 04/22/2008

HDR always amazes me.

Robert of 3rdesign 04/22/2008

This HDR stuff is amazing. Check me at 3rdesign.wordpress.com

Motivational Guru 04/22/2008

Amazing 3rd eye works
Awesome Photography!

Zany 04/22/2008

Great idea guys ..... all the pics are Great :)

Jonathan Connolly 04/23/2008

Great work. HDR is an awesome technique but can be taken too far sometimes. But this is good work I like it. Thanks for posting. Check me out at http://www.jonathanconnolly.com/blog

arnaud 04/23/2008

I love this concept !

Anonymous 04/23/2008

more hdr photo: www.hdrcreme.com

HDRcreme is the first HDR photo gallery that let you share photos, explore and learn about High dynamic range imaging. HDRcreme is a free image hosting service.

PAULOV 04/24/2008

BEAUTIFUL WORKS!

I invite to visit this group in FLIKR, HDRperú
http://www.flickr.com/groups/hdrperu/

Greetings from Lima - Peru

Julesy Wulesy 04/25/2008

Not really my thing. The photos are great but they have been tampered with too much. They plastic and fake and there is way too much blur in them. The colours are unrealistically saturated and it all looks too gimmicky for me... Sorry :(

Faulken 06/28/2008

sorry for being a total noob, but are HDR pics raw pictures? or are they edited in photoshop or some program?

these are really nice.

Anonymous 08/29/2008

Can someone explain how one is to do HDR with people and other moving objects in the picture? That doesn't seem possible what with the basic concept being that you are taking a few separate pictures with different shutter speeds or aperture settings which are then merged...