High Dynamic Range Images.
Dynamic range is the difference between the brightest and darkest parts of an image that can be captured without losing detail. The human eye has a much wider dynamic range than most digital cameras. This is why we can see detail in both the bright and dark parts of a scene, even when a camera can only capture one or the other. HDR photography allows us to capture the same range of detail in our photographs as we see with our eyes.

HDR photography can be used to create stunning images with a wider range of detail than is possible with traditional photography. HDR images can be used to capture the beauty of landscapes, cityscapes, and other subjects in a way that traditional photography cannot. HDR images can also be used to create dramatic and eye-catching images.

Here are some examples of HDR photography I created: