Galeria com 80 fotos HDR

What is a HDR Photo?

HDR is "high-dynamic-range photography", achieved by capturing multiple standard photographs at different exposures and then using software to merge them together. HDR images can be taken with any camera that allows over (or under) exposure of a photo. For example, even a few mobile phones are capable of doing this nowadays!

How to Shoot HDR Photos

Peter Tellone has already written a HDR tutorial which has been released here on Phototuts+. It will walk you through the process step-by-step.

Zoopahphly

I stumbled across this Flickr account and was amazed at him only being a beginner - having only owned an SLR recently! If this is his first HDR I would love to see his work in the future!

Flickr

Colin Smith

Colin Smith is a best-selling author, trainer, and award-winning new-media designer who has caused a stir in the design community with his stunning photo realistic illustrations composed entirely in Photoshop. He is the maker of the popular photoshop site, photoshopcafe.com which boasts over an amazing three million viewers.

View Colin's Website

Matej Toman

As well as being a website designer Matej Toman (also known as Mat3jko) is a fantastic photographer with many HDR images. Matej mostly shoots quad bikes and motorbikes which is something different from the normal landscapes.

WebsiteDeviant Art

Exxx2005

Here are just a few of the hundreds of HDRs Exxx2005 as produced! Make sure you check out his deviant art account, he is a machine producing over 100 HDR photos all at a very high quality.

Deviant Art

Lance Craig

Another web developer with a serious love of HDR images. The thing I love about the photos is that each one is so different from the last, from taking pictures of frogs to a panoramic sunset!

Portfolio

Andreas Reinhold

"I have two passions: Photography and air cooled Volkswagen. Combining these two is a great way for me to fill up my batteries and stay satisfied."

Flickr

Photopavel

A Russian photographer with a few spectacular HDR images.

Flickr

HDR Japan

"HDR Japan features the best of Japan HDR okinawa pictures and Pseudo HDR tonemapped photography. Members can upload and contribute images to the HDR Photo gallery. Images that are not HDR or Pseudo HDR in styling (tonemapped) will be removed from the picture gallery."

This website features a range of different photographers each with their own styles and is well worth a look....and submitting your own pictures if you are in or go out to Japan.

Website

Adam Selwood

Adam Selwood is yet another System Admin / Web Developer but seems to be amazing with a camera. His Flickr account boasts over 70 amazing HDR shots from many different locations.

Flickr

Jeffry SG

Jeffry also always seems to be traveling with photos from locations such as New York, Tokyo, Chicago and Toronto. Jeffry also has a large collection of HDR photos ranging past the 50 mark.

FlickrNew York Website

Random HDRs

Here are a few HDRs by random photographers, simply click the photos to find out more information.

 

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Posted 2 months ago

Tire 5 minutos para assistir 100 anos de efeitos visuais

Incredible moments in the history of visual effects, from silent films to recent blockbusters. Oh, and pay attention to the background track. The tune's nice.

The movies included in this clip span over 100 years of cinema history:

  • 1900 - The Enchanted Drawing
  • 1903 - The Great Train Robbery
  • 1923 - The Ten Commandments (Silent)
  • 1927 - Sunrise
  • 1933 - King Kong
  • 1939 - The Wizard of Oz
  • 1940 - The Thief of Baghdad
  • 1954 - 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
  • 1956 - Forbidden Planet
  • 1963 - Jason and the Argonauts
  • 1964 - Mary Poppins
  • 1977 - Star Wars
  • 1982 - Tron
  • 1985 - Back to the Future
  • 1988 - Who Framed Roger Rabbit
  • 1989 - The Abyss
  • 1991 - Terminator 2: Judgment Day
  • 1992 - The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles
  • 1993 - Jurassic Park
  • 2004 - Spider-Man 2
  • 2005 - King Kong
  • 2006 - Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
  • 2007 - Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End
  • 2007 - The Golden Compass
  • 2008 - The Spiderwick Chronicles
  • 2008 - The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

Via ReflectionsOfMe

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Posted 3 months ago

50 Creative WWF Campaigns That Make You Think Twice

The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) is an international non-governmental organization working on issues regarding the conservation, research and restoration of the environment. It is the world’s largest independent conservation organization with over 5 million supporters worldwide, working in more than 90 countries, supporting around 1300 conservation and environmental projects around the world. With the mission” to halt and reverse the destruction of our environment”, WWF is trying hard to make this world a better place.

To WWF, what’s important is to get their message passed to the public, and to arise the public awareness of the importance of protecting the nature. That’s why they rely heavily on advertisement. What we have collected here are some of the most powerful and eye-catching ads of WWF. They are all creative and well executed, and the message is clear. What it takes a make a great ads? Maybe you can learn something from the ads below.

Most of the the following WWF Campaigns can be found on Ads of the World. Please feel free to visit Ads of the World for more creative advertisements.

Turning off your TV, stereo and computer when not using them

Recycling glass, plastic, cardboard and paper

Choosing a hybrid or fuel efficient car

When you leave the light on, you’re not the only one who pays.

If we don’t stop global warming, nature will.

If we don’t stop global warming, nature will.

For once, the dark side saves the planet.

You can’t afford to be slow in an emergency. Act now for the planet.

You can’t afford to be slow in an emergency. Act now for the planet.

You can’t afford to be slow in an emergency. Act now for the planet.

Give a hand to wildlife.

Give a hand to wildlife.

Give a hand to wildlife.

For a living planet.

For a living planet.

Nature can’t be recycled.

Nature can’t be recycled.

Our life at the cost of theirs?

Our life at the cost of theirs?

Today on the coast of Galicia. Tomorrow on your plate.

Don’t buy exotic animal souvenirs.


The fate of the Indian Barasingha lies in your hands.

The fate of the Blue whale lies in your hands.


Save endangered animals before they disappear in front of your eyes.

Before it’s too late.

Deforestation in China threatens Giant pandas.

15km2 of rain forest disappears every minute.

Forests for life.

A single golf course sucks away 15.000 m3 of water!


Save trees. Save wildlife.

(Left)Stop climate change before it changes you.

(Right)The par: 200.000 trees! Building a single course puts thousands of trees at stake. Take action. Help us stop them.

A single tin of paint can pollute millions of litres of water.

A single can of dissolvent pollute millions of litres of water.

Save the world with a few coins. Donate at WWF.at

Save the world with a few coins. Donate at WWF.at

Save his life, save yourself.

Save his life, save yourself.

We are all together. Do your bit.

The future is man made.

The future is man made.

(Left)The first signs of global warming are now clealy visible.

(Right)Polluted river water kills as many people as a nuclear explosion.

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Posted 3 months ago

Direcionando sua carreira: O que as agências querem de você?

A Advertising Age fez uma entrevista muito interessante com o Zach Canfield, um daqueles caras que todos nós gostaríamos de encontrar pela frente. Ele é nada menos do que o novo diretor de talentos – responsável pelo recrutamento e seleção – de uma das melhores agências do mundo: a Goodby Silverstein & Partners.

A trajetória do Zach é bem interessante. Ele começou como auxiliar de escritório na Goodby Silverstein & Partners, trabalhou um tempo na criação e, por fim, encontrou um nicho no qual fez a diferença: o de caçador de novos talentos. Foi Diretor Global de Recrutamento Criativo na Wieden & Kennedy e agora está de volta onde começou.

Segundo ele, as agências geralmente tem poucas vagas abertas – principalmente agora, com os cortes de custos para lidar com a crise. Com isso, seu principal papel não é somente a busca de pessoas interessantes quando existem vagas. Com um banco de grandes talentos, ele tem como achar o profissional necessário assim que surge uma.

Ao ser perguntado sobre as características que vem buscando, ele conta que está constantemente procurando pessoas que tem experiência com todo tipo de mídia - das tradicionais às interativas. Ou seja, mais do que profissionais especializados em determinado tipo de meio, o que ele busca é uma visão mais abrangente.

Além dos métodos tradicionais de recrutamento e seleção, o Zach Canfield conta que também tem tido muito sucesso em sua busca por talentos em lugares inusitados, como clubes de comédia e shows de rock. Segundo ele, esse pessoal faz uma enorme diferença na forma como os briefs dos clientes são trabalhados.

Ele conta que um dos seus criativos favoritos, o John Kovacevich, foi recrutado após um show de improvisos que fazia em um bar de comediantes. “Pelas suas piadas e seu posicionamento junto ao público, vi na hora que ele seria um grande redator e que os clientes o adorariam”, conta. “Esse tipo de coisa é bem comum”.

No entanto, diz ele, não basta ser um grande poeta ou pintor. Eles devem ter as qualidades exigidas para um bom profissional de comunicação. A principal delas: não precisar de um exército de pessoas para ajudar no trabalho. “Eles devem ser capazes de realizar grandes obras com pouquíssima verba. E os grandes talentos fazem isso muito bem”, afirma Zach.

Via CHMKT

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Posted 3 months ago

Como enviar o seu conteúdo para o Google

Adicione seu URL ao índice do Google
Adicionamos e atualizamos sites em nosso índice sempre que rastreamos a web. Mande-nos o seu URL de nível superior para garantir que não vamos esquecer de você.

Google Base
O Google Base é um lugar para o qual você pode enviar facilmente todos os tipos de conteúdo on-line e off-line, que nós vamos hospedar e transformar em conteúdo pesquisável.

Ferramentas do Google para webmasters
O conjunto de ferramentas do Google para webmasters proporciona um meio fácil e gratuito de ajudar a melhorar a visibilidade de seu site em nossos resultados de pesquisa.

Programa de parceiros de livros do Google
Seja você um grande editor de livros ou uma pequena gráfica, inscreva-se no Programa de parceiros de livros do Google e ajude os usuários a descobrir o seu livro no Google.

Programa de upload do Google Video
Se você cria conteúdo de vídeo, profissionalmente ou como hobby, o Google Video oferece uma plataforma gratuita para as pessoas pesquisarem, visualizarem e exibirem o seu vídeo.

         
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Posted 4 months ago

Burger King patrocina camisa ao avesso

Rede assina contrato com clube espanhol Getafe por US$ 1,8 milhão válido para a temporada 2009/2010

Burger King patrocina camiseta no avesso

O clube espanhol Getafe assinou um acordo de patrocínio de US$ 1,8 milhão válido para a temporada 2009/2010 com a rede de fast-food Burger King. Até aí, nada demais. O diferencial deste acordo foi a maneira inédita que o BK encontrou para driblar um dos maiores contratempos dos patrocinadores de clube pelo mundo: o fato de na hora do gol, muitos jogadores esconderem o rosto (e o logotipo da empresa), cobrindo-o com a camiseta.
 
Caso o atleta faça isso, a parte avessa da camiseta exibirá uma foto do Rei, o garoto-propaganda e ícone de Burger King (confira na foto). Vale a pena lembrar que, pelas regras da Fifa, o atleta que comemora um gol dessa maneira é advertido pelo árbitro com o cartão amarelo.
 
Este é o primeiro acordo de BK com um clube na Espanha e ocorre pouco depois de um acordo de direitos de nome com o time de basquete New Zealand Breakers.
 
Via M&M

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Posted 4 months ago

40 incríveis exemplos de manipulação de imagens

                                                                               
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Posted 4 months ago

A fonte das fontes

Para quem não trabalha com comunicação em geral as “letras” são algo meio sem graça e se resume ao Times News Roman. Para outros, mais curiosos ou que ganham a vida com isso, tipografia é algo fantástico.
Já fi fonte até feita com insetos, pelo Eduardo Hirama, e hoje vi essa feita por um carro.

Via UOD

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Posted 4 months ago

Para toda marca e logo, uma espécie a ser salva

From the Lacoste crocodile to Charlie the Tuna, countless brands around the globe use animals and plants to personify and represent them. After years of profiting from those species' images, such companies and organizations can now help preserve and protect them through a new French effort called Save Your Logo.

Nearly one-quarter of the world's mammal species are threatened or extinct, as are roughly one-third of its amphibians and one in seven of its birds, according to the International Union for Nature Conservation (IUCN) Red List of 2008. Launched last fall, the Save Your Logo program lets companies and organizations that use the images of such species donate to the Endowment Fund for Biodiversity to help protect them. Each organization can donate up to EUR 1.5 million over three years to the fund, which is held by the World Bank, according to French press agency AFP; the World Bank will reportedly add up to 33 percent. Also behind the effort are the Global Environmental Facility (GEF) and the IUCN. Companies without plants or animals in their logos can participate as well by supporting 'unclaimed' species, Save Your Logo says. Either way, funds received from the private sector are distributed to organizations that specialize in biodiversity and local conservation projects, with part used to finance the creation of an Emergency Fund for the conservation of lesser-known species on the IUCN Red List. Organizations that participate can enjoy a tax cut of up to 60 percent of their donation, limited to 0.5 percent of turnover, according to the Save Your Logo site.

Tax benefits aside, of course, the effort will not only help endangered plants and animals, but also promises to add that much-sought-after sparkle of genuine corporate generosity to the images of those who participate. Lacoste and French insurer MAAF—which uses a dolphin in its logo—have already jumped on board. Jaguar, Puma, Peugot, Geico, Exxon, Taco Bell and countless others... what about you?

Website: www.saveyourlogo.org
Contact: www.saveyourlogo.org/en/contact

Spotted by: David Licona

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Posted 4 months ago

Veja os vencedores em Cannes Lions 2009

http://work.canneslions.com/

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Posted 5 months ago