Ya… Sort of like bud light or miller light. I’m trying not to over-do it. Here are some of my latest experiments in HDR photography:

What do you think?

If you’ve read my articles on food photography, you know how I harp on “scraping light”. Here’s a good example of when we were setting up and the main light was jest a few inches from where it should of been. Can you tell the difference? If not, get your eyes checked ASAP… :+)

Before

After

Ive been playing more with this new HDR technique. I still have lots to learn, but I’ve been working at it these last two days. One nice thing about being a professional photographer, the local modeling agencies and models are glad to help you out when you need some free models for testing. They know that, in return, they’ll get some nice prints for themselves…

I really have fallen in love with this technique. You can add just a little “something extra” or go hog-wild and make it look more like an illustration than a photo. So what do you think?

I think this one is my favorite.