HDR

HDR or High Dynamic Rage is the use of different exposure levels with multiple photos and compositing them into one image. This is used if one area of a photo is overexposed while another is underexposed, making it difficult to correct in an editing software. However, using HDR you can get the exposure for one area with one image, another with a second image, and many more if needed to then composite then with an editing program to have a perfectly exposed final image. 

My Process

With HDR you can layer multiple images, ones of similar content or ones. with different content to create imagery that layers in unique ways. What draws me towards this tool is how certain parts of an image can be in the foreground while another can be more subtle, or it can lead to the image "falling apart" as i like to describe it. Leading to "broken" pixels or areas where the different imagery layers.