High dynamic range imaging (HDRI or just HDR) is a photography technique that uses greater dynamic range between light and dark areas of a scene than normal digital imaging techniques.

In this collection, you’ll find HDR photos that talented photographers have decided to share to the community by releasing them with Creative Commons licenses. The beauty and quality of these photos are absolutely amazing!

1. T&G Building

By Adam Selwood

2. Shimen at night

By Jakob Montrasio

3. Houses

By Amir Kuckovic

4. May Day

By Ville Miettinen

5. Museo Principe Felipe

By Toni Rodrigo

6. New York Sunset – HDR

By Ferguson Photography

7. City on Fire

By Andrew Kuznetsov

8. City

By Graeme Maclean

9. Traffic

By Jakob Montrasio

10. Brisbane HDR

By Nam Nguyen

11. Welcome to Miami

By The Talented Mr. Nimo

12. New York City Skyline

By Alex

13. Russel Industrial Center in Detroit, MI.

By Werwin15

14. Long shadows & Taxi Line

By Ed.

15. Downtown LA.

By Steve Lyon

16. Dark Shines

By Amir Kuckovic

17. Urban View

By Andy-Kowalik

18. Centre Place Arcade, Melbourne

By Adam Selwood

19. Margaritaville

By The Talented Mr. Nimo

20. Times Square, Hudson, Sunset

By Dan Lurie

21. Torre de Francia

By Toni Rodrigo

22. Roermond HDR Panorama v2

By Davy Landman

23. From Puerto Madero

By Luis Argerich

24. Bratislava

By Stefan W

25. Exit

By Mike Boehmer

26. Downtown Kansas City

By Tyler Thompson

27. Fishing

By RKHawaii

28. Lausanne

By Ville Miettinen

29. Banyan Tree Plaza view HDR Oahu Hawaii

By RKHawaii

30. Old Glory X 16

By The Talented Mr. Nimo

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