HDR

In this process called HDR (High Dynamic Range) I took three different shots using a tripod on the bracketing setting. I took these shots at three different exposures (+1, 0,-1). I was not yet able to figure this out on my Nikon so I used my Sony DSC-H50. Then I took these three photos and combined them into one in a program called Dynamic Photo HDR and did some more minor adjustments (ultra contrast was one of the adjustments).
1)
7/9/09
f/4.5 - 1/800 (+1 ),1600 (0), 3200 (-1) - ISO 100
Fenced in - Bannack, Montana

2)
7/9/09
f/4.5 - 1/320 (+1), 1/640 (0), 1/1250 (-1) - ISO 100
Masonic Temple- Bannack, Montana

3)
7/9/09
f/4.5 - 1/125 (+1), 1/250 (0), 1/500 (-1) - ISO 100
Recess- Bannack, Montana

4)
7/9/09
f/4.5 - 1/15 (+1), 1/30 (0), 1/60 (-1) - ISO 100
Shoe Shine- Bannack, Montana

5)
7/9/09
f/4.5 - 1/320 (+1), 1/640 (0), 1/1250 (-1) - ISO 100
The Ghost Town- Bannack, Montana