The HDR photography of Trey Ratcliff
High dynamic range (HDR) photography lets you capture the myriad colors and levels of light that you can see in the real world, and the results are amazing photographs that run the gamut from super real to surreal. Explore this fantastic realm of photography through the unique vision of renowned travel photographer Trey Ratcliff. One of his HDR photographs was the first of its kind to hang in the Smithsonian.
Trey’s specialty is his own take on HDR photography: Having grown up blind in one eye, he has a unique way of navigating and capturing the 3D world. That vision, combined with an educational background in computer science and math, leads him through an algorithm-like process for photography that can evoke palpable memories.
A World in HDR: Trey Ratcliff
In this book, Trey shares his phenomenal HDR photographs as well as backstory on the adventurous circumstances of their origin. He also reveals the techniques he used to get the final shot. The breathtaking images gracing these pages and the author’s real-world advice for capturing and manipulating images will inspire you to create your own HDR magic. So Trey also includes his simple and straightforward tutorial that teaches you everything you need to know to make your own HDR photographs, whether you’re a beginner, amateur, or professional.
On the blog…
See more of Trey Ratcliff's photography and discuss his HDR work on the ProVision blog.
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