Winter HDR Photos – Wonderland of Severe Frosts
Crisp and clear winter landscapes are really charming, especially when they are presented in HDR photos. These works exhibit all the wonders of this severe season in the mind-bending way and you can’t help admiring the deepness of the cold blue sky, dazzling snow all over the earth, magnetizing gleams of sun all around. Sometimes it seems that these landscapes are surreal and don’t share any similarities with the reality, but it is quite wrong impression. HDR technique only helps to present the winter beauties in the expressive way and accentuate its elements, but it doesn’t create anything unreal. The main characteristic features of all these winter HDR photos are the expressiveness and charming mood. You can see everything in your own eyes while browsing this post and you are welcome to do it just now!
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Winter Wonderland by -phil-
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Winter2 by Swede66
Autumn Meets Winter by capreoara
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Dalecarlia Winter by Swede66
Korea Winter Landscape by kwang-chual
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Winter by anna_2190
Winter by okocha1337
Winter by paprtala
Winter by PeterK
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Winter Wonderland by -phil-
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Winter by Swede66
Winter by Thomason Images-Im back Will be catching up
Winter Heaven by Richard Larssen
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Winter Night by Sharky_MB
Winter Scene by Korentin
Winter Solitude by Gavin Seim
Winter Sunset by captain.camera
Winter Tales by Dmitri Depaepe
Winter Vision by Chimera-Photography
Winter Wonderland by GHD Photography and Design
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bob
December 9, 2010Jesus Christ, will HDR PLEASE just go away?
Uzair
December 10, 2010All good things stay @bob 😉
petar
December 11, 2010Bob, why?
bob
December 12, 2010Petar, every third Stumble I hit is another HDR gallery/tutorial. Nothing new is being done with it, and it’s quickly losing its interesting edge. It’s the same with selective color. They’re gimmicky techniques that don’t necessarily improve a photograph. Most of the time, they make it worse.
As a colleague of mine once said, “We wouldn’t even have HDR if people knew how to properly expose a photo.”
Hermitbiker
December 15, 2010…. ya-da-ya-da-yada…. great photographs !!
bob
December 16, 2010The article says HDR “doesn’t create anything unreal,” and I’d argue it does. The colors aren’t the same, the lighting doesn’t appear as it did in person.
Have you ever seen an HDR photo and thought to yourself, “Yeah, that’s EXACTLY how that moment appeared to me!” I’d very much doubt it, unless you were using some sort of psychedelics at the time.
I just haven’t seen anything new done with HDR for years, and it’s getting quite tiresome.
Cliff
January 4, 2011Oh, bob… relax. How often do you see a black and white photo and think to yourself, “Yeah, that’s EXACTLY how that moment appeared to me…”? Not very often, I’ll bet. Yet I almost never see anyone screeching “Jesus Christ, will black and white photography please just go away!!1!” on comments.
Photography is a subjective game. If you don’t like a specific picture or style, keep looking.
Cheers!