HDR stands for high dynamic range. When we see the world through our own eyes your brain and eyes work cleverly together to perceive many different shades. We can see detail in very bright sunny areas and also lots of detail in shadow areas. The processor inside a camera is by no means as powerful as our brain so struggles to capture detail in both bright areas and those in shadow. Although cameras increase their dynamic range with every new model that comes out they still have some way to go. Thankfully we have a way to get round this using HDR photography. 

All you need is your current gear and the power of Adobe Lightroom. It is a simple method of taking two or three shots with different exposures, to capture the shadows, mid tones, and highlight areas in separate images and then merging them in Lightroom or Photoshop.  Gear up for an immersive online session for strengthening your fundamentals with a mentor as good as Gurpreet Gulati and experience yourself in a HDR workshop. In this workshop, our goal is to help you understand what is HDR photography and how you can master it. The class starts with the basics but moves into the wide range of possibilities you have at hand and most importantly, the practical techniques that you can use to bring out the best in HDR photography