As mentioned before, I’m a hobby HDR photographer and so I use the easyHDR software to create HDR images out of my photos (see my HDR software test and recommendation site here).
I’m a big fan of HDR’s, so I allow myself to call me a HDR photographer because I almost make no “normal” photos anymore.
If you search the internet, you’ll find many professional images created by a professional HDR photographer. I think those HDR images are really really goog, almost perfect. But as a hobby HDR photographer, you can create HDR images almost as good as the professional. Therefore, please take a look at my mentioned HDR software test and recommendation page.
As an example I would like to show here another image created by me. It’s one of my favorites HDR images! To all professional HDR photographers: Please try to create a better HDR image with you software. I really wonder …
1. HDR photographer’s source pictures
So, first I show you the three base pictures, as HDR photgraphers are encouraged to use three photos with a different light exposure (0 | +0,7 | -0,7)
HDR Photographer | Forest Moss Stones Picture | Light Exposure 0 (normal)
HDR Photographer | Forest Moss Stones Picture | Light Exposure +0.7 overexposed
HDR Photographer | Forest Moss Stones Picture | Light Exposure +0.7 underexposed
2. HDR photographer’s generated HDR image
Now I’d like to show what easyHDR can do with this three base photos.
HDR Photographer | Forest Moss Stones Image | HDR with natural touch settings
HDR Photographer | Forest Moss Stones Image | HDR with Dramatic-Dark settings
HDR Photographer | Forest Moss Stones Image | HDR with default settings
Isn’t it great? In my opinion, everyone can be a HDR photographer! Just try it.
Stunning when a normal photo can be set next to a HDR photographer’s created image (see above)