Website review: 35 Fantastic HDR Pictures | Monday ...
topsurf discovered this in Photography
•146 reviews since Mar 10, 2008
photography, hdr, hdr-photography
•smashingmagazine.com/2008/03/10/35-fantastic-...
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poprod rated 7 weeks ago- SUPERB,AMAZING TECHNO'
- XTHUMPER123 rated 7 weeks ago
- I HAVE SAILED THE SEVEN SEAS /www.smashingmagazine.com/2008/03/10/35-fantastic-hdr-pictures/">
- barbieclone rated 7 weeks ago
- Whatever HDR Photography is? I like it!
- Aurorala rated 8 weeks ago
- Great texture.
- tochitsa rated 8 weeks ago
- I discover it from Elivings pages..Thank you Eliving.. "This post covers 35 extremely beautiful and perfectly executed HDR-pictures. Some of them might look surreal, too colorful, even magic or fake, but they are not -- keep in mind that they've all been developed out of usual photos, and not a single image is an illustration."
- ellensewell rated 8 weeks ago
- I was particularly drawn to this one, but they're all really incredible. Check it out.
- kevlar50 rated 8 weeks ago
- Some great images
- ShirLi rated 8 weeks ago
- wow, i didn't realize that HDR photos were so cool
- prycey rated 9 weeks ago
- nice page but wheres the high res photos?
- Colbyn rated 2 months ago
- Great photos THERE IS LIFE there are christs spiked against trees prophets in the wilderness seized with fits worshippers whose eyes bud under the sun buddhas on one side sonversing with figs there is life greening in the clouds while dolphins shred through loops of waves the seagull's swerving gutlean shriek and barefooted scragginess against mountainflanks behind magnifying sky the crater's firespeech inclines of snow like silences shifted when heaven cracks open hairline wide and out spill black legends the swallow the dove there are bones that bind the earth delight that breaks through what's time-bound and blunderer droll notion though I may be I'll still grow rich on daylight's beam the scales flamed the whole night through I might once have been a prisoner too but here the heart's pulsing contract is spelled out: we will all be naked a hundred years from now by Breyten Breytenbach from 'Judas Eye'
