The World through Photomatix
March 2, 2012 HDR, Landscapes No Comment
Photomatix is one of those photo-processing pieces of software where once you’ve seen the results, you can easily pick out the photos edited with it ever after. As a tool for what’s called “tonemapping” (in simple terms, equalizing shadows and highlights to bring out as much detail as possible), it produces extremely distinctive, painterly, vaguely surreal results…like the following images.
Castle-like buildings on the Yale University campus in New Haven, Connecticut
