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Awesome 19 Tutorials for Creating HDR Images

HDR(High Dynamic Range) imaging is the process of taking several exposures and merging them together into one image. First, take a shot with normal exposure, then another with under-exposure and then overexpose a shot to capture the detail from the shadow. Then, merge all the photos together to create your HDR image, you will now see all the highlights that make HDR so unique and beautiful.

For the most part, to create decent HDR images, it takes a good photographer, and a little knowledge of photo editing software like Photoshop or Photomatix. There are a lot of different techniques and tutorials for creating HDR images and you will find the best of them below.

HDR Photoshop Effect Tutorial

Tut URL : HDR Photoshop Effect Tutorial.
Description : This HDR Photoshop tutorial shows you an easy way to fake HDR photos in Photoshop. You don’t need to shoot into RAW or take multiple photos – one JPEG file is plenty.
Image Editor : Photoshop.
Author : Roman Flössler.

How to Create Professional HDR Images

Tut URL : How to Create Professional HDR Images.
Description : There are some things in the digital photography world that Photoshop can’t do better than most other programs. HDR turns out to be one of them. Photoshop CS2 has a built-in HDR assembler that, is capable of creating extremely realistic or extremely surreal HDR images.
Image Editor : Photomatix & Photoshop.
Tutorial Author : Ryan McGinnis.

Gritty HDR Photo Effects

Tut URL : Gritty HDR Photo Effects.
Description : Give your photos a grunge look with this popular Photoshop effect. Although this Photoshop effect is commonly referred as HDR photo effect, it is it can be done with regular, non-HDR photos.
Image Editor : Photoshop.
Author : Denny Tang.

Merging HDR in Photoshop Tutorial

Tut URL : Merging HDR in Photoshop Tutorial.
Description : In this tutorial you will learn the process of taking multiple exposures and merging them together, with Photoshop, into a single 32 bit image. Shoot normal exposure, then under-expose a shot to capture highlights and over-expose a shot to capture shadow detail. Finally, you will merge these photos together to produce a single image with a larger range of tones that can now show all the details in the shadows and highlights.
Image Editor : Photomatix & Photoshop.
Author : Colin Smith.

Post Processing HDR Tutorial

Tut URL : Post Processing HDR Tutorial.
Description : In this tutorial you will learn after you have created your HDR image how to spice it up with some professional photoshop tecniques.
Image Editor : Photomatix & Photoshop.
Author : thinsite.net.

Layered HDR Tone Mapping

Tut URL : Layered HDR Tone Mapping.
Description : This tutorial explains, step by step, how to achieve HDR pictures using layers and layers mask in Photoshop.
Image Editor : Photoshop.
Author : adidap.com/.

How to easily fake an HDR effect in Photoshop

Tut URL : How to easily fake an HDR effect in Photoshop.
Description : An easy to follow tutorial showing you how to create a HDR photo without the actual (time-taking) HDR process.
Image Editor : Photoshop.
Author : Kolnedra on Flickr/.

HDR Style Results Using Layers in Photoshop

Tut URL : HDR Style Results Using Layers in Photoshop.
Description : HDR is about collecting a series of shots taken on a tripod at different exposures and allowing photoshop to merge them together to make one perfectly exposed image.
Image Editor : Photoshop.
Author : Darren Rowse.

Exposure Blending Tutorial

Tut URL : Exposure Blending Tutorial.
Description : This tutorial will walk you through the basics of creating an HDR image by hand. All you need is a camera and photo editing software that supports layer masking (you can follow these steps in Photoshop).
Image Editor : Photoshop.
Author : Darren Rowse.

HDR Tutorial by stuckincustoms.com

Tut URL : HDR Tutorial.
Description : This is probably the most complete and indepth HDR tutorial you will read, it is split into three parts, and certainly worth your time.
Image Editor : Photomatix or Photoshop.
Author : Trey Ratcliff.

HDR Tutorial with Photomatix

Tut URL : HDR Tutorial with Photomatix.
Description : The purpose of HDR photography is to show a higher range of detail than could ever be possible from a single image, this tutorial shows you how to obtain this using Photomatix.
Image Editor : Photomatix.
Author : Dan Norcott.

How to create HDR Photos – HDR/Photomatix tutorial

Tut URL : How to create HDR Photos – HDR/Photomatix tutorial .
Description : The reality, of HDR, is that just about anyone can take and process an HDR photo with most cameras and proper HDR software. In this tutorial you will go through the steps necessary to take your very own HDR photo and process it like a pro.
Image Editor : Photomatix.
Author : Fabio Sasso.

HDR 101.com Tutorial

Tut URL : HDR 101.com Tutorial.
Description : This is a basic, standard, step by step tutorial of how to make an HDR Image.(Note: this tutorial is based on building an HDR image from 7 different shots), with Photomatix (used for Generating HDR and Tone Mapping) and Photoshop CS2 (for retouching only).
Image Editor : Photomatix & Photoshop.
Author : HDR101.com.

Do you need a twist on your photographic inspiration? Check out the following HDR photographers. The techniques they use to create surrealistic images combine multiple exposures to capture a wider range of value and color.

Since most HDR photography is used to achieve difficult exposures with wider dynamic ranges, the subject matter of the art tends to be architectural or landscape in nature; however, there are many different forms of abstract HDR photographers. These photographers are setting the standard for stylized HDR work and are worth studying. Most of their portfolios are extensive, so check them out and let us know which photographers inspire you.

Rob Hanson Photography

Check out Rob Hanson’s website to view some gorgeous examples of photography. His collection of photos show his experience in shooting a variety of subjects, including landscapes, waterscapes, macro, events, and much more.

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Alan Fullmer Photography

Alan Fullmer has an inspiring collection of HDR and other photographs of mostly buildings, bridges, and landscapes. While he is still new to HDR, Alan’s talent is already top-notch.

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Gagan Dhiman Photography

HDR is definitely one of Gagan’s specialties, along with black and white photographs. His varied subjects include stunning portraits, weddings, landscapes, automobiles, and much more.

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Chris Robinson Photography

Chris Robinson started his photography website to share some photos that he took while in Japan, but he decided to continue the blog when he fell in love with photography. Visit his website to view his incredible photos of landscapes, buildings, bridges, gates, and also be sure to check out his blog with very helpful tips for photography. His tutorials are also worth a peek!

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Zu Sanchez Photography

While Sanchez’s collection of photos is relatively small on this current website, the HDR photos are fantastic! Keep an eye out for more from this new yet very talented photographer.

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Giloramo Photography

Wow! This photographer’s portfolio of HDR photos will tempt you to spend more than a few minutes on his site. Gorgeous sunsets and sunrises, architecture, docks, and much more provide an inspiration for anyone, whether or not photography is your forte.

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Chuck Robinson Photography

Check out Chuck Robinson’s site for beautiful examples of black and white photos, HDR photos, and photographs of amazing locations. New York, Charleston, Cape May, and the Smokies are just a few of the amazing places that Robinson has visited and photographed.

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Albert Knutsson Photography

Albert Knutsson is an amateur photographer from Sweden with an eye for capturing subjects beautifully, and many in an unusual composition using HDR, unique angles, and other photography techniques. He is definitely worth following as he adds to his beautiful collection of photographs.

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Ariasgonzalo Photography

Ariasgonzalo, or Jose Clobato, boasts a stunning collection of photographs, many of them HDR. More of his photographs and blog posts can be seen on his personal website.

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John E Adams Photography

Photography has been John Adams’ passion since he was 13 years old, and now his photos definitely show this experience. Much of his collection include boats, bikes, and cars; in 2009 V-Twin and EasyRiders magazines invited Adams to be their featured motorcyclist artist.

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Michael Criswell (Theaterwiz) Photography

Michael Criswell, alias Theaterwiz, has quite the impressive collection of photographs, which include subjects such as Civil War images, urban locations, and more. His "Empress" collection is a series of digitalized photographs that follow a character (The Empress) in a variety of hilarious situations.

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Matty Wolin Photography

Matty Wolin’s blog is aptly named ShutterRunner. His photography career began when he decided to bring a camera along to a marathon he was a part of one year. He had so much fun that he continued photographing landscapes and even dove into portraits. His work is quite stunning and definitely worth checking out.

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Murphyz Photography

With a varied range of subjects and all equally well-shot, Michael Murphy has a beautiful collection of photos, mostly done with the HDR technique. Many of his shots are of urban places and people which show his eye for creating beauty out of ordinary or decaying subjects, but he does have a few photos of landscapes such as the one shown above.

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Tim Clarke Photography

As a graphic designer as well as photographer, Tim Clarke’s eye for beautiful graphics is obvious. He has been photography since the 80′s, but only recently started dabbling in HDR. His HDR photos do not show it, though, as all are excellently done!

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Kevin Miller Photography

This photographer has an excellent eye for brilliant colors, although his black and white photos are quite stunning as well. His HDR photos bring out his colorful touch even more, making him an easy add to any list of favorite photographers!

Kevin Miller Photography →

Barry O’Carroll Photography

Hailing from Dublin, Ireland, O’Carroll does not limit his photography to his beautiful countryside. From his photos from several locations across the globe, you can see why he specializes in travel, cityscape, and landscape photography.

Barry O’Carroll Photography →

Warne Riker Photography

Warne Riker has an incredible portfolio full of portraits, action photographs, black and white images, HDR, and much more. His HDR photos have a certain "glow" that many photographers are unable to capture in their own HDR work. Brilliant!

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Malcolm MacGregor Photography

Malcolm MacGregor’s blog is definitely one to keep up with, as his photos are incredible and his descriptions and stories behind each are so engaging to read. Many of his photos in his portfolio are of landscapes and portraits, along with a few different subjects such as the bridge photo shown above.

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Frank Grace Photography

A photographer from Acushnet, MA, Frank Grace has quite the assortment of gorgeous photos in his portfolio. Some of his subjects include HDR, old cemeteries, light painting, photomanipulation, American theaters, and much more. If you are looking for a photographer with a fresh range of subjects, Grace is one you should definitely add to your list.

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Michael Lewis Glover Photography

Michael Lewis Glover has been a photographer since he was given his first Santa Clause black and white camera as a child. His experience shines through in his photographs of nature, landscapes, automobiles, and HDR images.

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Awesome Wonderful HDR Architectural Photography

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Architecture and photography — both are two separate forms of expression. Yet, both architecture and photography have the ability to bring emotions to life. Ever since its inception, architecture has been used to portray the sentiments of the contemporary times, be it the splendid creations of the Renaissance era or present day post-Modernism.

What happens when you capture architectural wonders using photographic creativity? The end product will be an epic specimen of human innovation at its best. And add to it the beauty of High Dynamic Range imaging, and you will experience the architectural wonders come alive.

In this round-up, we have put together 40 amazing HDR architectural photography samples for your inspiration: