Digital Photography Expert to Choose 3 Winners to Receive 1-Hour Consultation at HDRPhotographyPro.com Each Month
MIAMI, FLORIDA (PRWEB) September 30, 2013 -- The center for high dynamic range skills training site HDRPhotographyPro.com has announced that they will be giving a one-hour HDR one-on-one consultation, free of charge, to three lucky hobbyists looking to learn new techniques.
The three winning photographers will be selected by Kevin Pryce, founder of HDRPhotographyPro.com, from those who apply each month for the special opportunity. The selection will be based on each participant’s level of expertise on HDR photography, their portfolio and background.
“The hobbyists selected will get a full hour over the phone consultation, a one-on-one training on the latest HDR techniques and how to improve their effects,” Pryce said.
According to Mr. Pryce, these consultations are HDRPhotographyPro.com's way of reaching out to new photographers as well as to give back and help the community overcome the barriers of shooting in high dynamic range.
HDR is a set of methods used to capture a greater dynamic range of light and dark in an image. It includes the method of 'blending' together of multiple image exposures to achieve the effect desired. These techniques are very well suited with low light photographs, with emphasis on the intricate details of the landscape or structure in focus.
To learn more about HDRPhotographyPro’s no cost HDR consultation, please visit http://www.hdrphotographypro.com.
ABOUT HDR PHOTOGRAPHY PRO
Designed for both hobbyists and pros alike, HDRPhotographyPro.com provides the best information for those looking to learn HDR techniques to add hyper realistic high dynamic range effects into their photos.
Additionally, visitors can take advantage of a 10 video mini-course on HDR techniques, absolutely free; click here to join and become a better photographer today: http://www.hdrphotographypro.com.
Kevin Pryce, HDRPhotographyPro.com, http://www.hdrphotographypro.com/, (786) 312-1302, [email protected]
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