Change is an unstoppable part of life for which a society must undertake to develop as a better, stronger community. Without change people will become stagnant hindering growth ultimately causing a community to become less evolved with the important changes around them affecting others without concern. This image is one of several taken in a series showing the transformation of a growing society. After the sites are finish I will return to photograph the final transformation.
Showing posts with label High Dynamic Range. Show all posts
Showing posts with label High Dynamic Range. Show all posts
Monday, October 10, 2011
Monday, December 6, 2010
Light: Jeff Sipes
When I think of light I think of an HDR (High Dynamic Range) photograph. These are photos that are able to have every part of the zone system in the photograph. The zone system goes from total black to paper white and is what photographers use to decide which aperture and shutter speed they should use to take their photo.
You might be asking how you make these photos. All you do is bracket 3-5 photos of the same exact photograph. One light, one normal, one dark, and you can do two others if you'd like to. The best software to use is Photomatix to make the HDR image. http://www.hdrsoft.com/Light is everywhere and you can't get away from it. It lightens up our days and we are surrounded by it at night. We use it without worry and know that we can't get away from it. Photographers can use light to their advantages in more ways than any person can possibly think of. From lighting an apple in the studio to lighting a whole set out on the street, would you know how to light the most simple objects?
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