At this time of year, when events and shows are few and far between, I get the chance to focus on another passion, local landscape photography. Down here on the Kent / Sussex border we had the most spectacular day on Saturday – an amazing hoar frost covering everything in sight. This image – taken at Harrison’s Rocks – is constructed from 9 seperate exposures – a technique that allows you to capture a high dynamic range, hence the term ‘HDR’ photography. You can see more HDR photography and learn more about it on the following web sites;

HDR at Wikipedia
HDR Pool on Flickr
HDR Tutorials

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