September 2016
Beginner
152 pages
4h 47m
English
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THERE ARE CERTAIN things that polite people don’t discuss because you know there will be an argument—subjects like religion, politics, and HDR photography. Some people love hyperrealistic colors and bold textures while others hate them and want photographs to look natural. I have divided the two styles of HDR photography into what I call natural and crunchy. The natural look is just that: images that don’t look as if they were processed in an over-the-top method. The crunchy images are those that scream HDR processing. I personally think there is a time and place for both; it all depends on the subject and the client. I ...
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