An HDR (high dynamic range) photo is a compilation of several images taken of the same location at different exposure levels, some of which capture the darkest details while leaving the bright areas mostly washed out, and some of which show all the bright details while leaving the dark areas mostly black. Digital camera sensors are not capable of showing all of the details at once, and even the human eye has limits, but it can automatically readjust itself. Putting photos together this way gives a sort of hyper-real quality to photography, but I actually need to rework mine because the effect is supposed to be more like this one ( [link] )

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