These images are created by shooting multiple images of the same scene, almost simultaneously, and then combining them to create one image that (hopefully) has details in both the highlights and the deepest shadows. There is lots to learn about this 'newest' technique in photography and that's what adds to the fun!
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The last moments of autumn beauty before the snow clouds rolled in.
This creek is truly this blood red colour as it empties into Lake Winnipeg in northern Manitoba. Beautiful, and eerie, somehow.
The incredibly beautiful Pisew Falls in northern Manitoba. How to capture anything so powerful?
Northern Manitoba, Pisew Falls, awesome in its beauty.
Very old limestone kilns found in our small town in Manitoba. The HDR captured the texture in the stone and the grass in a way I was unable to do with conventional photography.
Looking at the old kilns over the railroad tracks that served them for many decades. Neither the kilns nor the railway tracks are still in use. Ghosts of our local past.
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