A World in HDR by Trey RatcliffListThumbs

A World in HDR by Trey Ratcliff

September 09, 2009

Owner of the number #1 Travel Photography Blog on the internet, Trey Ratcliff also know as Stuck in Customs travels the world taking the most stunning hdr photos one has ever seen, and also shares all his photo travel experiences on his personal blog.

His work has been featured on national television a couple times and it has been nominated for numerous awards. Represented by Getty, Trey lives the life a lot of photographers dreamed about. With a non-stoppable traveling schedule his collection of hdr photos is an enormous font of inspiration.

The post-processing work used to transform his photos into hdr is what make his work very unique and famous. Here you can see a great collection of over 30 photos of The World in HDR.

For more visit StuckinCustoms.com

Also check out the HDR Tutorial Created by Trey that has helped thousands of people to learn how to use this effect like him.

The Book

A World in HDR by Trey Ratcliff

Inside the Book

The rich cover and interiors have been designed by the great French designer Fabien Barral, who also did the graphic design for the website. We have spared no expense in bringing you the highest quality book! More photos of the interior and other tidbits will be revealed in the next few months as we get closer to release.

Besides new and extended descriptions with various tips, the book will also feature 10 unpublished photos that will remain exclusive to the book.

Because I like to teach by example, the book will feature over 100 photos that I consider to be some excellent examples of "HDR done right". Whenever possible, I include tips and tricks and discuss the conditions of the shot. Often times, I also talk freely about various subjects that are related and help describe more about the way I think about these things. There are many thoughts and questions around human nature, the arts, science, religion, and more. This style has sprung up from the wonderful congenial and conversational style that has helped make this community so fun and exciting. I thank you all for your involvement, your passion, and your feedback. I appreciate it very much.

Pre-Order Available

About the author

User picture

Hi! I'm Paulo Canabarro and I'm here to post some really cool stuff for you, if you have any ideas or any requests please get @ me - pvpcanabarro@gmail.com you can also Follow me on twitter!

Sponsored Links:

More content from:

Help us to share this!

30 Comments

Callmemich09/09/2009

Mind-blowing

Jannis09/09/2009

this is absolutly amazing !

skycaptsteve09/09/2009

i'm not usually a fan of HDR because the colours usually are an overload for me but the composition and fit of most of these pics are amazing! Kudos!

Sammo09/09/2009

I'm a fan of HDR photography and I've seen some of his work before, but some of the images here are way too over saturated in my opinion. Some of them are really beautiful, but then some stand out as being too rich in colour.

babasedat09/09/2009

chat odalari http://www.gevezechat.net

fraggedICE09/09/2009

Amazing. Really stunning images!

ilvor09/09/2009

These photos are so cool!

Matt Brown09/09/2009

Man these pictures are excellent! Great work.

I wish there was a .zip file with all of these in them so that I can set them as my desktop!

NumbNuts09/09/2009

Some of these are awesome, but some are a little too Thomas Kinkade-ish.

Melody09/09/2009

These photos are so intense I love this effect..

blacker design09/09/2009

great composition and all, but not the effect!

nice to see some photos tho!

Bruno Henrique Stein09/09/2009

Incrível!

Ian G09/09/2009

WHATS THE MEANING OF hdr PLEASE?

Max Power09/09/2009

I like the strong colors, and the giant neon penis on the last picture

Fiona Murphy09/10/2009

Matt- if you go to Trey's travel blog at http://www.stuckincustoms.com you will find that each picture is linked to its flickr counterpart. The large sizes on flickr are fantastic for desktop wallpapers and, as Trey has everything licensed under Creative Commons, they are free to use as long as you link back to him.

Raineshine09/10/2009

Amazing!

Doc09/10/2009

Superb collection. Tried HDR myself, but I need the right camera to take the bracketed exposures faster.

devolen09/10/2009

Amazing?
beatiful...

Mars09/10/2009

wow, i wish i could have the gadget to do a photo

me-kadaffy09/10/2009

ups, that is amazing :D

marcus09/10/2009

awesome!!!!!!!!

Thiago Leal09/10/2009

&*%((# awesome!

Sedinal09/10/2009

I like some of them!
But there are allot where the effect is a bit overdone...

Anonymous09/10/2009

Great! A post about how NOT to do HDR. Most of this isn't even HDR. Abuse of a photoshop filter. Cheap stuff. Educate yourself please: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_dynamic_range_imaging

ArtInGallery.net09/10/2009

Immagini meravigliose!!!

Daimz09/10/2009

The Taj is nice other than that tho I am just not a fan of HDR. I've tried it several times and for me personally it just looks messy all the smudgy black and greys in clouds and the clarity is usually overdone to only adding to the smudginess.

Rick 09/11/2009

Let's HDR the world!!
Those pictures are amazing, out of line!!

kilinkis09/12/2009

absolutely awesome, i love HDR

Hakan Nural10/07/2009

wonderful HDR photography. Thanks.
_______________

http://brushess.com/

Post new comment

The content of this field is kept private and will not be shown publicly.

Icon Ads Wall

  • Openjobs - Oportunidades de Emprego para Profissionais de Talento
  • Zee - Irrezeestível Design Digital
  • Tradd.us - Contextual Translator
  • DesignFlavr, Inspirational Art and Design served daily
  • Signalnoise.com | The art of James White
  • Alberto Seveso - Illustrator
  • Description: Award Winning Portfolio and blog of Web Developer Anthony Woods

Do you want to advertise here?