I was browsing Gizmodo and found some cool articles they had posted. One of them is about a Flickr page with a bunch of beautiful, high resolution HDR photos of New York City. This is one of the best high dynamic range efforts I have ever seen. It has great detail and vibrant colors.
I’m posting a few of my favorites. Get more at it’s Flickr page, HERE!
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