High Dynamic Range is referred to as HDR and is the art of using different exposures to process one, or a series of images. The amount of light is compressed in the photograph so it can be displayed on a computer in print. HDR photography ensures bright backgrounds and foregrounds are properly exposed. The result is a fantastic picture. Expert, D. Scott Carruthers, explains how it’s done. Using HDR Photography The way to begin is to take three photographs using different levels of light. This can be accomplished with a multiple exposure setting or bracketing. The bracketing should be set to increments of 2 EV to ensure the first photograph…