Cemetery of Forgotten Vehicles. HDR Photos

The reality around us is far more interesting than we can see with our eyes. High dynamic range photos, for example, offer us a new bright look at the common things. Photos created using this technique acquire the amazing painterly style that differ them among a number of others. Of course, they all look kinda unusual, but you can’t argue that they are impressive. When this photo technique is used along with the captivating scene and creative idea of their authors, it can bring the awesome results and I offer you to browse the collection of effective HDR vehicles. These images with stunningly realistic scenes and saturated colors are worth your attention. So, let’s see them!

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Going Nowhere Fast by Jeff Sulivan

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Norton Motorbike by tom.keil


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Historic Bike by tom.keil


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In Bad Shape by asmundur


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La 504 a fait son temps by tany-kely

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End of the Tracks by smccard

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Pontiac Chiefton by beforethecoffee


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Red Train Enjine by kevin.crafts

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Sailor’s Memories by Hussain Shah


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Shattered Dreams by asmundur

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Steam Driven Pump by tom.keil


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The Bus by Miss Aniela


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The Magic School Bus by Blue Eyed Synaesthete

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Airplane Graveyard, St. Augustine FL by The Digital Mirage


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BMW by asmudur


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Broken by asmundur


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Pick a Part by Maureen Bond


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Twilight Train by Jeff Engelhardt

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