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Cape Cod Photo of the Week- Chatham Lighthouse at Christmas (HDR)
This week's photo is another high dynamic range image, created by shooting three images at three different exposures (autobracketed two stops.) HDR is not an effect but a type of photography that I use to shoot in difficult light. The resulting image can look extremely different or very similar to straight photography, depending on how you process the images. Usually, I output with high saturation, low noise, and high contrast. See the very bottom of this blog for another example.
When it comes to well-shot (and indeed overshot) places like the Chatham lighthouse I prefer to get experimental. The world does not need another boring image of this location.
If you're reading this you're invited to the Christmas wine and cheese Open House that I'm hosting at my photo gallery on Saturday, December 20. I've just released my third book (a general Cape Cod photography book entitled Cape Cod & Islands Views) and I'll be signing all three here too, if you're still looking for unique Christmas presents for those Cape Codders who already have everything.
I also have framed ($70 to $550) and matted prints ($20 to $30) and as well as the CD's and DVD's that I've produced for my multimedia company Mooncusser Films. If you're a photographer come in and talk shop. I've also got an extensive vintage camera collection that is worth a browse...
Happy Holidays,
Christopher Seufert Photography
WHEN
Saturday, Dec. 20, 2008
2:00pm - 7:00pm
WHERE
Christopher Seufert Photo Gallery
2469 Main Street, South Chatham
DESCRIPTION
Christopher Seufert signs his new coffee table photography book "Cape Cod & Islands Views: A Photo Journal" at a Christmas open house, featuring free refreshments, wine, and cheese. Stop by anytime between 2pm and 7pm and enter the raffle for a free framed print.
Also signing
"Chatham by Air: Aerial Photos of Chatham, Cape Cod"
"Chatham Views: A Photographic Journal."
More Information
http://www.CapeCodPhoto.net
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