Disney World's MGM Studios HDR pic

Cory Doctorow 6:18 am Thu Apr 19, 2007

Flickr shooter Stuck in Customs produced this incredible photo of the centerpiece from the Disney-MGM Studios at Walt Disney World, using high dynamic range photography techniques.

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Update: Trey sez, "I'm Trey Ratcliff, the 'Stuck in Customs' guy. I have an HDR tutorial up. Additionally, something you may like to hear – all of my images are Creative Commons (no commercial), so anyone is welcome to use them on their blogs or whatever as long as they attribute them back."

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