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Gratuits

Street art in Paris, photographed this September.

What´s The Story?

Part of the inner city of Cologne, taken on my way to work yesterday.

The Jungle Hut

A High Dynamic Range shot of jungle hut in Borneo, taken in March 2010.

Catedral de Santa María de Valencia

The cathedral of Valencia in High Dynamic Range, taken early July.

Psychedelic Organ

The organ of St. Aposteln church in Cologne, photographed at the ambient festival last weekend.

Saigon River

Saigon River in HDR, taken last June.

Blue Mosque

The Sultan Ahmed Mosque in Istanbul, taken last Sunday.

Boiler House

The former Boiler House of Battersea Power Station, taken last Saturday.

Kowloon

An irritating perspective on Kowloon, taken this June.

Under Construction

Barcelonas La Sagrada Familia, taken this March.

The Pond

Another part of the Labyrinth Park in Barcelona, taken this March.

The Bridge

A bridge in the Labyrinth Park in Barcelona, taken last Tuesday.

River Ayung

River Ayung flowing in Bali, taken this June.

Holy Water

The Holy Water at the Royal Pita Maha in Ubud/Bali, taken this June.

Temple

The outdoor part of a temple in Kuala Lumpur. The fake cave looks more real on this HDR shot than the palms and trees in the background, which are real.

Metal

A construction site shot from inside a shop.

Ocenario

The Ocenario in Lisbon, taken a weekend ago.

The Village

Vila De Sintra, taken last Friday.

Ghost Street

The second HDR trial was taken last Saturday in a Cologne street cafe. As the street was buzzing with shoppers, some ghostly creatures appear on the photos that formed the base of the HDR result.

A new category for these special photos has been added to the blog.

Eight Shrimps

If you click on the small picture to the left you will be led to the very first sample of my HDR experiments. Or the first one that makes any sense putting it on display. HDR somehow defines a new era for photography, though it is not obvious how popular it will be with everyday photography. Surely there will be camera equipment and software around in the future that´ll make the handling easier than it is today. And for sure a lot of the results will be impressive. But for many people that love to take pictures of auntie Annie in her garden it might be just a strange gadget for art students.