March 2019
Intermediate to advanced
240 pages
5h 46m
English

Characteristics of this type of shot: Added depth in shadow areas without noise.
Ingredients: When you combine bracketed photos into a single HDR image in Lightroom or Camera Raw, one of the biggest advantages (besides extra tonal range) is that you can open the shadow areas up much more than you normally would without introducing a bunch of noise (like under the bridge and in the rocks) and because of the expanded total range, you can push things a bit more when you edit the photo, and that gives the image a “look.” This shot is taken from the same exact location as the shot on the previous page—Thor’s Well. I just turned around ...
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