This is an example of HDR (High Dynamic Range). The picture is St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Spring Branch. An HDR image is actually a composite of several images over a span of exposure values.
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Friday, August 10, 2012
Friday, July 13, 2012
Cropping Explained
When you go shopping for a picture frame, what's the most "common" size you'll find? 8" x 10". It's been like that for... well, longer than I've been around. I remember when I first got into photography, (the film years) and took my film to the drugstore to get processed. I had 4"x6" prints made, and one of them looked GREAT! I thought.."hmm... I'm going to blow this up and put it on my wall" so I ordered an 8x10. When I got the print back from the lab, part of the person's head was cut off!!
Friday, June 1, 2012
Choosing a Wedding Photographer
10 Tips you won't hear anywhere else!
By Richard Spears © 2012
Okay, I lied. You might hear some of
these in other places. I think that one person wrote a list of tips
for planning a wedding years ago, and the list has been reprinted ad
nauseum by every magazine and wedding site. So you're thinking “this
guy has never been a bride” (very true) so what could he possibly
know? I've been in the wedding business for a few years, and went
through a few weddings of my own. For an event that is supposed to
be one of the happiest of a woman's life, I know about the stress
that planning a wedding can create. Take a deep breath, pour a glass
of wine and relax. This is going to be fun.
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