HDR photos of Argentina
Introduction and Gallery
HDR images (High Dynamic Range) are the result of a technology that imitates the performance of the pupil in the human eye when it becomes adapted to the light. As it dilates and constricts, the pupil integrates the information to be processed by our brain so that we can see dark and light areas more clearly.
In the case of the photographic camera, this function is carried out by the photometer, which measures the light intensity and takes an average of the illuminance in the different areas of the scene.
The coming of digital technology has created the possibility to use HDR techniques, which consist in the correct illumination of all areas even though the amounts of light they contain may differ. Thus, the photographer takes three or more photographs of a scene with different levels of exposure. This is managed by changing the shutter speed.
It is very important that the photographs should be taken from the same location and it is highly advisable to use the help of a tripod.
At the moment of editing, these images are unified and a final product is managed which reproduces both dark and light areas sharply creating a magical and almost three-dimensional effect.
 Valles y viñedos de Salta (1) |
 Los Arrayanes National Park (1) |
 Cable car at the hill (2) |
 Convento San Francisco (1) |
 Nao Victoria Museum (2) |
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 Bad Lands (3) |
 Parking lot at Chapelco (1) |
 Calchaquí town (1) |
 Casco Viejo Patagonia Lodge (1) |
 La Fondue de Betty (1) |
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 Civic center (1) |
 City of Salta (2) |
 Wine Bar de Paihuen (1) |
 Lola Mora (1) |
 Kayak en el lago Epuyen (4) |
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 National Historical Monument (1) |
 From the neighborhood (1) |
 Northern postcard - Cafayate (1) |
 Atardecer en el dique (2) |
 Desde el Cerro Chapelco (1) |
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 Valley parish (1) |
 Costa del Lago Lácar (1) |
 Iglesia y Convento (1) |
 A lo lejos el Llao-Llao (1) |
 A orillas del río Quilquihue (1) |
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 Camino al cielo (1) |
 Convento San Bernardo (1) |
 Myrtle trees at the peninsula (1) |
 Ex Ingenio azucarero (1) |
 Hogares de San Martín (1) |
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 Vasijas artesanales (1) |
 Respirando en Chapelco (1) |
 The soils of the Valley (1) |
 Our Lady of the Rosary Cathedral (1) |
 Limay River (4) |
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 Réplica del viejo Casco de la Estancia (1) |
 Muelle del lago Lácar (4) |
 Puente del Río Ñirihuau (4) |
 Atardecer en el río Limay (4) |
 Catedral de Bariloche (4) |
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 Cerro Leones Bariloche (4) |
 Anfiteatro río Limay (4) |
 Clubhouse de Chapelco Golf Club (1) |
 Casa abandonada en el lago (4) |
 Colonia Suiza Bariloche (4) |
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Photos (1): Eduardo Epifanio Photos (2): Jorge González Photos (3): Federico Haag Photos (4): Rocio Vega |
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