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Being in the fortunate possession of a few lovely days of sunshine and no work, I decided to head to the British Museum and experiment a bit more with high dynamic range imaging (a.k.a. HDR).
As with a number of non-standard photographic techniques, it's easy to abuse or overuse them, and places like Flickr are full of HDR shots that look like something out of an acid trip; strange colours, strange light balance between the foreground and background.
I was trying not to do that, but rather to give an impression of the scene as it appeared to my eye (as opposed to the camera!)
The rest of the pictures can be found at this location.
As with a number of non-standard photographic techniques, it's easy to abuse or overuse them, and places like Flickr are full of HDR shots that look like something out of an acid trip; strange colours, strange light balance between the foreground and background.
I was trying not to do that, but rather to give an impression of the scene as it appeared to my eye (as opposed to the camera!)
The rest of the pictures can be found at this location.