Florence in HDR

February 10th, 2009 by Lorenzo

Florence, Italy

Image from Jano De Cesare

Known for incredible artwork and architecture Florence, Italy is truly a renaissance city with a creative and artistic flair.

A beautiful subject naturally, these images of the city are made even more spectacular using the HDR technique, which combines the same image taken at different levels of exposure.

The resulting pictures show an amazing amount of depth, detail and color.

Florence, Italy

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The Countryside
Central Italy boasts a climate which makes grapes happy, the result is fantastic local wine. Vine yards in the area can be found in medieval castles and many offer fine dining and accommodations.

Florence, Italy at night

Image from paolo margari

Nightlife
This city is every bit as beautiful at night, in fact it may be more so. Charming and romantic, the streets come to life when the sun goes down (especially in the summertime) with amazing food and stylish nightclubs.

Ponte Vecchio - Florence, Italy

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Ponte Vecchio
The oldest bridge in Florence, Ponte Vecchio has spanned the Arno river at its narrowest point since Roman times. The bridge is lined with shops that once housed butchers and fishmongers, but are now home to jewelers, art dealers and souvenir shops.

Florence, Italy

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Churches
Some of the finest architecture in Florence can be found in their many churches. Regardless of your religious beliefs, these grand structures (and even some of the smaller ones) will leave you breathless.

Florence, Italy

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Arno River
Florence sits on the banks of the Arno River, an unpredictable waterway that is known for its rapid rises and falls. The river is a lifeline through central Italy providing irrigation, transportation and food.

Florence, Italy

Image from francesco sgroi

Architecture
The architecture of Florence reflects a combination of styles. Many of the structures were built or started in Gothic and Roman style and later updated to reflect a more Renaissance flair.

Florence, Italy

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Campanile di Giotto
The bell tower of Giotto is part of the Cathedral of Florence and has been standing tall above Florence since the 14th century.

Where are you headed?
What is your favorite place to take pictures in Florence? We’ll be sure to keep you posted about ours.

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3 Responses to “Florence in HDR”

  1. pascal says:

    Very impressive light, bravo…
    Kind regards
    pascal Petit
    Curator
    http://www.agitatto.com/blog

  2. KT says:

    OMG. the third picture is a photo of my apartment when i studied abroad in florence summer of 08! my bedroom window is the one with all the pink/orange curtains in it. i cannot believe i stumbled across this page. do you know when the photo was taken?

  3. Lorenzo says:

    Hi there, see even the web is small I am glad you have stayed in Florence for your studies I really am. The pictures is courtesy from flickr paolomagari, I am sure you remember that Piazza very well! Did you have fun in Florence?

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