Pete Carr & Robert Correll 
HDR Photography Photo Workshop [PDF ebook] 

Acknowledgments.
Introduction.
CHAPTER 1 Dynamic Range and Digital Photography.
Dynamic Range.
Wrangling with Exposure.
Single-Exposure Limitations.
Traditional Solutions.
The HDR Answer.
CHAPTER 2 Gearing Up.
Focusing on the Photos.
Camera Features.
Useful Accessories.
Lenses and HDR.
CHAPTER 3 The Art of HDR.
HDR Styles.
Selecting a Scene.
Setting Up.
Configuring the Camera.
Metering.
Taking the Photos.
Processing Photos into HDR.
Alternate Processing Paths.
Alternate Approach: Single-Exposure HDR.
Additional Processing.
CHAPTER 4 Landscapes.
Evaluating Landscapes.
Capturing Great Skies.
Creating Panoramas.
CHAPTER 5 Architecture and Cityscapes.
Capturing Architecture.
Capturing Cityscapes.
Urban Contexts.
Old Buildings.
CHAPTER 6 Interiors.
Understanding Interior Spaces.
Shooting Large Interiors in HDR.
HDR and Smaller Spaces.
Mixing It Up.
CHAPTER 7 Black and White.
Thinking in Black and White.
Converting HDR to Black and White.
Dodging and Burning.
Toning.
CHAPTER 8 People and HDR.
Photographing People.
Working With and Without Flash.
Blending HDR with Normal Exposures.
CHAPTER 9 Street Photography.
Street Photography.
Camera Settings.
Wide-Angle Street Photography.
Mid-Range Zoom Photography.
Using a Compact Digital Camera.
Techniques.
CHAPTER 10 More Creative Possibilities.
HDR at Dusk.
Vehicles.
Cross-Processing.
APPENDIX A Web Resources.
Glossary.
Index.

PETE CARR became fascinated with photography at age 10. Hebecame a software engineer, but soon returned to his first love. Heauthors an award-winning photoblog, Vanilla Days.
ROBERT CORRELL is an author, artist, music producer, audioengineer, and musician as well as a photographer. He’s an expert inimage-editing software.