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   23. Jun, 2010

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   23. Jun, 2010

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   Sandi
   

   23. Jun, 2010

   Absolutely phenominal. Fantastic. I want to learn how to do this. Any suggestions?

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   Tom Singleton
   

   24. Jun, 2010

   I love the concept and some of the results. Where i am having a problem is that many HDR shots are over saturated, they do not look real to me. Less would be more. I know it’s the rage and i want to do HDR myself, but hopefully a little more subtlely.

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   pharmacy technician
   

   25. Jun, 2010

   My cousin recommended this blog and she was totally right keep up the fantastic work!

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   28. Jun, 2010

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   SJL Website Design
   

   28. Jun, 2010

   Wow, So many great examples of HDR photography! They are all so inspiring to look at.

   Thanks for sharing.

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   Melissa joyce
   

   28. Jun, 2010

   Really … nice examples … greate work

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   Sjaak
   

   29. Jun, 2010

   Indeed.. Less is more.. Don’t over do it, HDR-people…

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    pharmacy tech
    

    29. Jun, 2010

    Wow this is a great resource.. I’m enjoying it.. good article

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    forex robot
    

    01. Jul, 2010

    Terrific work! This is the type of information that should be shared around the web. Shame on the search engines for not positioning this post higher!

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    Designer Chair Covers
    

    01. Jul, 2010

    Some pretty impressive images, HDRIs provide a lot of information to give such photorealistic images especially when mixed with CGI.
    Who is the photographer and retoucher for these images..
    I really like the train the best
    Fantastic-

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    Andre
    

    04. Jul, 2010

    The only one i like is 703 Hall. Rest is too much HDR.
    And Yes! Less is better….

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    bmackler Reply:
    July 5th, 2010 at 9:35 am

    @Andre, Yes, generally less is better but most of these have real intrigue to them. glad you like 703 hall

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    Blue Shift Gallery
    

    05. Jul, 2010

    Is no one else thinking – Mostly truly awful examples of HDR, over processed, over saturated, artificial, Disney style wham- bam, manipulated photography! Not for me

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    bmackler Reply:
    July 5th, 2010 at 9:34 am

    @Blue Shift Gallery, sorry you feel that way. would love to see examples of what you consider well done HDR

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    Mike
    

    08. Jul, 2010

    Sorry, but I have to agree with Blue Shift Gallery on this. HDR when used with subtlety CAN produce some realistic looking images. However, none of these are remotely realistic to look at.. they are a form of garish poster art at best. My rule of thumb is, if you can tell it’s HDR, you have probably overdone it.

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    Gadget Guy
    

    10. Jul, 2010

    Wonderful collection of HDR photography! I for one love these

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    Arthur
    

    30. Aug, 2010

    Wow!
    Fantastic work!

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