#pseudohdr

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El HDR es una herramienta muy útil, pero en ocasiones necesitamos algo más discreto y con aspecto realista... A la vez, hay fotografías, como la de hoy, en las que la "foto directa", no hace honor a lo que veíamos en la escena real... Para poder reconstruir el contraste y la gradación tonal que vimos en la realidad, hemos de trabajar con un archivo de captura, que registre más información de la que necesitará la fotografía final. De ese modo, podemos seleccionar con mayor flexibilidad, qué tonos, luces, colores, queremos para cada zona y nivel de luminosidad de la imagen. En este nuevo vídeo del canal, explico cómo hacerlo de forma fácil y eficaz! Prohibido perdérselo!! -- #HDR #pseudoHDR #foto #fotografía #realista #contraste #gradacióntonal #rango dinámico #archivoraw #raw #procesadoraw #reveladoraw #luminosidad #paisaje #photoshop #adobecameraraw #vídeotutorial https://www.instagram.com/p/CEjvQGsBmUz/?igshid=2bx7pje95dzh

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Lunch Break on Flickr.

iPhone Pano

[jumpseatflyer]

london eye by Petr Kurfurst on Flickr.

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Rain on the Wing by ecstaticist on Flickr.

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"Silicon City"

Back in January, my friend Megan and I had the privilege of attending an installation at the Long Center for Performing Arts by Architects of Art called a “Luminaria”, a “monumental inflatable structures designed to generate a sense of wonder at the beauty of light and colour.” In this unique installation, you enter into a world of color and sound. Constructed out of a special pvc material, the “Luminaria” allows 4 primary colors through and is made up of pods, influenced by Arabic architecture, that allows one to sit quietly and meditate on being engulf in a variety of hues and saturation. Inside the “Luminaria” it is at once soothing and aw inspiring. One soon forgets about time and the very existence of the outside world.

In “Silicon City” you see the outside of the “Luminaria” set against the back drop of Austin, TX, my home town. When I moved to Austin, some 20 years ago, the city was known as “The Live Music Capital of the World” throughout the 90′s as technology took hold we became known as “Silicon Hills”. Austin is a vibrant city of tech, second only to Silicon Valley with the amount of hackers, code ninja’s, start-up’s and tech industry that calls Austin home.

The city’s unofficial motto is, “Keep Austin Weird,” so it is no wonder that with our laid back lifestyle and place in the tech world that Architects of Air would choose Austin, TX to delight with such a unique artistic, immersive experience. To learn more about the “Luminaria”, and it’s various structures, please visit www.architects-of-air.com. If one of their structure comes to your city, I highly recommend visiting, you won’t be disappointed.

[gobimass-photo-blog]

I took this picture, of Ruy, while we were standing on the piers at Gantry Plaza State Park. I could tell at this moment he was reflecting on the past, and thinking about the future. The river runs deep in this boy, I’ve known him since the 3rd grade, and I should know; as best friends we tell each other everything, and somethings don’t have to be said, it’s just a look, a fleeting glance, and I can tell he was both happy and sad. But no tears fell that day, of joy or sadness, for he, Chauncey, and I were at the park to play, arrested development style, it was like we were kids again.

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HiDef Artipixel

A couple weeks ago, one of my contributors, the every dapper Chauncey Dandridge, aka DJ Chauncey D, asked me to start contributing some of my pseudoHDR pieces to his blog House of Dandridge, honored as I was, I said yes! Can't get enough exposure on the interwebs.

So from that birthed HiDef Artipixel, my adventures in pseudoHDR and pixel mischief. 

The second installment of HiDef Artipixel is my special "Holiday Edition: Winter Postcard" which you can take a peek at by clicking on the title of the column above. 

Enjoy!