Archive for the ‘HDR Photography’ Category

Summer Is Finally Here – HDR Photography

written on July 2nd, 2010 with 1 comment

 

Summer is finally here and it’s about time! The time of year we’ve all been desperately waiting for – summer fun, friends, family and good times! WebTips Magazine is all about that and we’ve called on our friends from Flickr once more to provide a little inspiration for us and in some cases reflection.

My personal favorite is the beer and the glasses – but maybe I’m just bias? :)

Have a gander and tell us which one is your favorite or you can even send us some of your favorites to include in this post.

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How Will You Spend Your Vacation – HDR Photography

written on May 3rd, 2010 with 1 comment

 

As the summer holidays are approaching, most people will be sitting down to plan how they want to spend their vacation time. Web Tips Magazine has come up with some of the top vacation past times. Would you like to go on a cruise, take the fishing boat out, get out that classic car and dust her off, or even to the extreme – to travel to Europe and see some of our World’s History. Of course there is always the typical taking the family to Disney, and the not-so-typical ones, like getting out your telescope and seeing how far it will reach. What ever you might decide to do, we hope that these visual aids will give you some ideas – provided by some very talented photographers from Flickr.

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Bridge the Gap – HDR Photography

written on March 30th, 2010 with no comments

 

When you think of the word “Designer”, you typically think of what?  Web, print, art or maybe even fashion?  But do you ever think of bridges?  Think about it.  Someone had to design the plans to come up with the general structure of the bridge that would be  functional, safe and durable to withstand all seasons.  But the beauty of designing the bridge is not generally in it’s functionality, but the visually stunning personality that brings the bridge to life.

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