A while ago I showed a few HDR (High Dynamic Range) photos on the site which I had taken with my Nikon camera. One photo of HDR is actually made up of 5 shots that show the same scene at the same ISO level but with different lighting, ranging from -2 -1 0 +1 +2.
You can hover over the photo and then pull the arrows to the left or right to see the difference from before and after the HDR effect.
Here is another photo taken from Roppongi Hills a few weeks ago, with Mt Fuji in the background.
and a quick scene from Shibuya crossing in the rain
Thanks for sharing such beautiful photographs!
I really like your HDR Photography.
It almost looks like a painting.
I definitely like the pics on the left side best. Very nice work
Very good đ The HDR of Sakuragaokacho came out very nicely! I still need to âHDRâ my own Sakuragaokacho pictures from that moment. I had little time to even look at my pictures whilst in Japan so now that Iâm home itâs post processing time!
We were talking about polarizers at the time, the effect it wouldâve had on this particular picture if you used one is getting rid of the reflections in the windows on the left in the picture and on the cars. They wouldâve become clear/transparent. Itâs a minor difference and itâs up to personal taste but in my opinion it makes urban pictures a bit more cleaner looking
Thanks. Good to catch up while you were here. Look forward to seeing some of your photos. Am glad we got a chance to talk photography even though it was just for a short time. I will try the polarizer.
I always love your photos ! đ
You are very kind. Thank you
Itâs as to Facebook more something fom Tokyo.
Maybe itâs just me, but I like the non-HDR much better. HDR is sort of like breast implantsâinitially eye catching but ultimately fake and ugly.
Interesting analogy
Hope everyone is doing better nowâŚmissing Japan!
Beautiful photos. I hope to get over there someday.