Showing posts with label Oxford. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oxford. Show all posts

October 7, 2012

Christ Church college

For half a millenium, Christ Church college has fascinated students and visitors alike, inspired storytellers, lent its stone walls to fantasy filmmakers, and most recently, opened its doors to a lucky HDR photographer. The complex lighting scheme in play in these vaste halls uses the full potential of the HDR processing, for your viewing pleasure.

Cathedral nave

Dining hall

Dining hall staircase
See the outside of Christ Church in the British Post: click here

August 13, 2012

Blenheim palace

Nested in the rolling hills of Oxfordshire, the Blenheim palace is home to the Marlboroughs, a dynasty of powerful war strategists, such as John Churchill, and his descendant, Winston. The bucolic parkland, landscaped in the 1760's, surrounds a Baroque palace of impeccable taste, and makes a perfect day trip for a HDR photographer.

Vanbrugh's grand bridge

Cascade

Blenheim palace

Water terraces

Water terraces & palace

August 1, 2012

Isis river boats

Along the edge of Port meadow, in Oxford, the river Isis picks up speed in a hurry to meet the Thames, merging into a river known by the Celtics as the Tamesis, later abbreviated to Thames. On its banks, a variety of river boats found a peaceful retreat, imprinting their joyful colors on these HDR photographs, for your viewing pleasure.

Happy Otter

Lindisfarne

Weir cottage

April 11, 2012

DNA explosion

DNA explosion
This colorful DNA explosion showcases an interesting use of the high dynamic range photography technique. Composited from several pictures with various exposure levels, this HDR photography benefited from the movement of the rotating DNA model between the takes, courtesy of the Oxford university museum of natural history and its accommodating guardian, for your viewing pleasure.

November 19, 2011

The British post

The summertime is the ideal time to cruise around the English countryside, or sneak in one of Leadenhall market's pub in the city for a refreshing pint. But wether you chose the relaxing meadows of Oxford, or the buzzing ambiance of London, the British tradition resplends, defining the space and its inhabitants. Following the tradition of this blog, these HDR photographs attempt to restitute the intemporal charm of the subjects captured, for your viewing pleasure.

Christ church college, Oxford

Christ church college, Oxford

Leadenhall market, London

July 23, 2011

Thames river in Oxford

Thames river in Oxford
This abandoned boat floating in the shade on the peaceful waters of the Thames river in Oxford was patiently waiting for a HDR photographer to imortalize its fading glory. The choice of a HDR photography allowed the sharp contrast between the sunny background and the dark banks of the river to be reduced, thus resurrecting the glow of the precarious embarcation, for your viewing pleasure.