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More fun with HDR

HDR is a photo processing Technique, also called HDRI, for High dynamic range imagining. Three or more photos, each with a different exposure value, are combined into one photo. The process brings out details that don't show up in a single photo. I use photomatix to process the photos. All of the photos were taken with a camera.

Como Park Coservatory in St. Paul

Cafesjian’s Carousel, at Como Park in St. Paul

The officers quarters at Fort Snelling in St. Paul

The Minneapolis central Library in Minneapolis, MN taken from the second floor, using my trusty wide angle lens, the kind that every Realtor who takes interior property photos should have.

Posted by Teresa Boardman on 02/05/2009 07:46 AM

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27 Comments on More fun with HDR

FEB

Wow! very impressive. I'll have to check this out and possibly put it to use in our business. Thanks for the tip.

Why do you even sell real estate? Why aren't some of your photos in galleries in New York and Paris and Rome? These are AMAZING!

Nice work! Love those dark, brooding skies above the officer's quarters. And Como Park is a beautiful piece of art ... the colors of the flowers, the detail in the people .... You really otta add these to the HDR group. :-)

HDR group? Cool! Must find HDR group.

T: Here's the link http://activerain.com/groups/hdr

As typical, some people have been adding posts that really don't relate to HDR. Sigh.

Cheryl - I have seen the group before and admired the property shots and I have left comments. Not sure why I didn't join. I did join today, thanks.

Joining HDR after I get done with this comment, beautiful shots.

Teresa -

Very Cool shots! I love this. I am going there now to check this out. Outstanding work. All the best.Bob H

I love, love, love your photography.

Amazing what you can do with the app. Honestly they could be packaged and sold as art. Now, back to folding those towels.

I love when I see you have a new post up ~ Your photos are so amazing! What a talent you have....it is not just your camera!

Morning Teresa, How cool to see your post ! I lust bought a Nikon D80 and am excited about the upgrade from my point & shoot ! Took a few practise shots and can't believe the amazing results. I will be downloading the software. Anxious to get into this !

Teresa~

Those are simply incedible photos the effects on Fort Snelling are beautiful!

Mott Marvin Kornicki // Real Estate In Miami // Associate | Broker • 30 Years

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I love coming to see your photos more than reading the RE stuff! It's great seeing what you are doing with the HDR imaging.

FEB

Hi Theresa; Thanks for the inspiration. I keep meaning to try it but keep forgetting and putting it off!

FEB

By the way, there's a new HDR Group on Flickr

http://www.flickr.com/groups/hdr/

Oh Cheryl you are killing me. I belong to so many groups. Love the one about empty chairs. :) I guess it wouldn't kill me to join an HDR group.

Like the officers quarters at Ft. Snelling best. They are all very nice. At first glance the people at the conservatory look strange, then I realize they look more real.

FEB

ooooohh Ahhhhhh

Was the conservatory a single image RAW in order to eliminate the ghosting of the people moving, or did they all stay still for your shoot? =P

FEB

Teresa - That first one looks like a painting of someone's concept of what life in the future would be like. I really need to research this, because the photos you show here are amazing.

Matt - some people don't like the extereme stuff. Any of these can be tones down by removing some of the color. Easy to do so that they look more like photos.

FEB

Teresa, those photos are absolutely STUNNING!! I can't wait to try out photomatrix, after my replace my poor Kodak V705 which is dying a slow and painful death!

FEB

I have not had the greatest luck with hdr... I find the pictures to be muddy, but I also dont understand all of the controls. Any tips?

MAR

nevermind the question is answered. Nice to know you aren't the only one. We haven't uploaded any of ours on this network yet but we may as you seem to be getting some interest from it. I'm guessing you're using photomatix with photoshop. How long you been doing hdr for teresa.

MAY

Teresa, are you sure you are a Realtor and not a professional photographer??? Your photos are beautiful! I'm glad not all Realtors have the photography skills like you do, otherwise I would be out of a job ;)

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