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With the help of a piece of software called Photomatix, I’ve discovered the incredibly amazing world of HDR imaging. Essentially you take three images and combine them with the software to produce a High Dynamic Range image (HDR). This image is then flattened down to a more manageable contrast ratio (one that we can see displayed on a monitor) and you end up with amazing results:

Compare it with the before picture…

This is absolutely going to change the way I make photographs.

Here are the three images I supplied to Photomatix:

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