a project by Martin Krzywinski | Lumondo Photography
HDTR | High Dynamic Time Range Images
capturing the flow of time in a single frame
▲ hires | HDTR of the Vancouver Skyline on 19 July 2007 from 5.30pm to 9pm. Time flows non-uniformly, left to right. The composite is blended spatially and temporally.
contents
- what is HDTR?
- compositing time strips
- temporal blending
- HDTR images of Burrard Bridge
- direction of time flow
- extending the golden hour
- spatial blending
gallery
Browse my HDTR gallery
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contact
If you would like to report nonsense on my part, good ideas on your part, or comment on the flow of time — send me a note.
Also, if you have a set of time-lapse images that you would like stacked with the HDTR algorithm, also let me know. Currently, my data set is comprised entirely of images from katkam.ca as I work on the HDTR code. I could probably use a break from the Burrard bridge, but am too lazy to look elsewhere.
photography
I publish my photography under the name Lumondo Photography.
Some of my images are available as a Flickr stream.