HDR

So we did some HDR photography in class the last couple weeks, they are pretty cool to do, but I'm guessing much easier if you actually have "bracketing" on  your camera, which I don't. So in order for me to do HDR (High Dynamic Range) photography I have to manually set my shutter speed to get the 3 - 7 different exposure levels. If you've never tried HDR you should it's really kinda cool, here's one of the photo's I took. FYI old, rusty, dirty things look really awesome in HDR.