Trey Ratcliff's Horse HDR
Well, I’ve got some good news… Trey now has a NEW downloadable version of his HDR Workshop! And, thanks to the magic of friendship, you can get 10% off any version of the HDR Tutorial using the coupon code: “JOHNPISAGREATGUY“. So feel free to Order the HDR Video Tutorial Now! (Oh, and don’t bother looking for a bigger discount code anywhere. It doesn’t exist, so no need to waste time.)
What’s This All About?
This isn’t any old HDR Tutorial… this video was shot on location in Austin during Trey’s sold-out HDR Workshop which people paid $1,000 to attend. (And I should know… I shot it!)
And lets not forget that Trey Ratcliff is the greatest HDR photographer on the planet, and the first person to ever have an HDR hang in the Smithsonian Museum.
So for the first time ever, if you want to learn to take HDR photography, or simply take your HDR photography to a whole new level, you can buy Trey’s complete 300 minutes of instruction for $99! And you can be watching the video in minutes. Here is a little sample of the kind of detailed instruction you’ll find in the video:
And here’s what people had to say who attended the training, along with a little context from Trey.
So, what are you waiting for, go and buy the Downloadable HDR Workshop now using 10% off Coupon Code “JOHNPISAGREATGUY”!
I’VE GOT A FREE COPY TO GIVE AWAY!!!
You guys didn’t think I was just going to tell you all about the video and have nothing else to offer now did you? Pfffftt! I’ve got a freshly minted copy of the Downloadable HDR Workshop, and I’m going to give it away to one of you guys!
How do you get qualified to win? Simple! Just leave a comment below and let me know what you think of Trey’s work!
Oh, and make sure I’ve got your name and email address. 48 hours after this post goes live I’ll get together with Trey and we’ll send one lucky person a code to download a free copy of the Workshop!
UPDATE: DAVID DOTSON (COMMENT 183) WAS THE WINNER CHOSEN BY RANDOM SELECTION! David we’ll send you an email with the download code very soon. Congrats on the win!
Trey Ratcliff’s HDR Video Tutorial Discount Coupon
Remember, if you are interested in buying a copy I’ve arranged for a discount with Trey for ANY of the version of the HDR Tutorial. Just use coupon code:
(Trey came up with that, NOT me! :-) and you’ll get 10% off any of the packages.
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I love Trey! He is one of the best photographers on hole mother Fing planet and he is still incredibly gracious to people like me who can only dream of having his skill.
Trey’s work is wonderful. He has talent that I can only dream about. But then again, maybe with his tutorials I can do more than dream. Gret deal Try and John thanks for bringing this to our attention.
What I think of Trey’s work, I can sum up in one word, “Inspirational”.
Thank you.
Trey is my absolute favorite photographer. He helped inspire me to get out and start doing what I love for a living and I definitely don’t want to go back! I’m hoping he hosts a photo walk again soon since I live just a few hours away.
I truly admire Trey Ratcliff as he has a great eye for photographs. Not only that, he is one who loves to share his knowledge and interact with the online community.
Thank you for offering a great opportunity to win a free download of Trey Ratcliff’s tutorial.
What do i think about trey?
I dont know him personally, but from the few videos that i have seen, he looks a very nice dad to have!
His work has inspired me so much! Everytime i do hdr images o try to compare them with his , tthen i realized that i need to learn more, hehehe..
Anyway, i hope i can get that copy cause im kinda broke right now, hehhe
Thanks
Daniel
Dhorande@gmail.com
I really enjoyed reviewing Trey’s website and find his work to be inspiring. I would love to have his new HDR DVD program.
Mitch
Thanks for the opportunity John. Trey is a photographer who inspires. I have been following his blog for a few years and always look forward to his daily photo & adventures. Looking forward to learning all his tricks & secrets.
Well I’ve really got to thank Trey, you see I was really getting my workflow dialed in, reasonably happy with the images and along came Trey and HDR. Turned my world upside down and totally messed with my vision, my style, and my head. I’m still trying to get it all straightened out, but I made the mistake of following him on Twitter, etc., and I just can’t stop myself from following his links. Maybe winning this would help get me back on the path…but somehow I feel I’ve been changed forever!
really like Trey’s work. When your say HDR Trey is the master.
The first time I saw a HDR image I was gobsmacked and had to find out more about this very cool style of photography.
It wasn’t long and I came across the name of Trey Ratcliff since then I have become hooked and I spend hours boring the pants off people telling them all about HDR and trey’s work.
Thank you Trey for all your hard work you are an inspiration to us all.
Cheers
Mike
Trey really is awesome. I own some of his ebooks, and they are great (would love them all, but as a poor student I simply cannot afford them :( ).
But what I love most about Trey is his blog: I don’t have it in my feedreader, I reserve it each day for when I#m frustrated on some piece of code, and then look at the new picture of the day to cheer me up. Good stuff, I tell you..
Trey’s work is definitely inspiring. I bought his book and did some HDR photos of my own, using some of his tips. It is awesome that he has so many tutorials on his site. Refreshing compared to other photographers who won’t even tell you where they like to shoot, or allow their EXIF data to be displayed on Flickr. :-/
I love Trey’s work. He is the person everyone should learn HDR photography from.
Trey,
As a beginner you site has helped me alot. I even bought the green cube, haha! I have found that you are the best at HDR. I look at all your post. Thanks……..
Trey’s pictures are so enjoyable! Almost like being able to travel to all these wonderful places and see them as if we were there with him. Thanks and I love HDR and Trey is the master!
Hey John, thanks for the chance at the free tutorials!
I have been watching Trey’s work and his blog for quite some time now, and have been shooting HDR’s myself for something like a year. Though I feel like I know a little about the process I do have some issues when it comes to things like masking motion and noise control.
Inspired by Trey I too maintain a daily updated blog, mostly focusing on my quest to photograph all of Canada’s lighthouses, most of which will soon be disappearing. It would be awesome to save some time in processing using Trey’s tricks so I can put more time into both shooting and writing for my growing website!
I teach Photography at the University, and my students must complete a “Photo Illustration” assignment. I give them the option to shoot HDR, and use Trey’s creative commons images as an example of how students should get into the habit of sharing their work. I also get my students hooked on the Stuck in Customs web site as a place to go for inspiration. Keep up the great work!
Trey has been a constant source of inspiration and a motivator to try new and interesting things!
I have Trey’s book and a DVD of his textures. I read his website every day and I post my HDR photos on HDR Spotting. I guess you can say I am Trey Ratcliff fan. He is the best HDR photographer out there.
I love Trey’s work! I attended the HDR Workshop in Tampa, FL (with co-host Scott Bourne) and absolutely loved it! I took notes but I really really want to see these DVDs because the content that Trey talks about is so deep that it would take at least a second or third workshop before everything really sunk in. I highly recommend people to purchase these DVDs from someone with firsthand experience listening to Trey speak. Pick me pick me!
Hi, I’ve been a reader, but this is my first comment (with great motivation). The embedded video samples are a real treat and very informative in letting me know more about the product content and the way the information will flow.
I found Trey’s site some time ago while searching for HDR info. At that point I had seen some HDR that looked great and some that was lackluster. When I found Trey’s site, it was like discovering a whole new world! Not some, but EVERY picture was off the hook – amazing. I remember immediately emailing the url to his site to a handful of friends and subscribing with Google Reader.
I blew off my plans and dug around to learn everything I could. I also shoot video, so I was very excited to discover the Stuck in Motion segments and the workflow stuff. I’m very big on having standard operating procedures, but had yet to completely develop my protocol. I really connected because people often try to pigeon-hole me with photo or video, as in a forced either/or. It was great to see a photographer of the highest caliber embracing both worlds.
Accessibility has to be one of the coolest things about his site and the view on Creative Commons. Trey’s approach to openly sharing, video chats, loading photos to Flickr are all just part of a completely confident pro that does not hide behind the cloud of exclusive, but openly shares his genius. Even in the talking head video above, it feels kinda like fireside chat.
So far, I’ve mentioned the things about the perceived Trey Ratcliff and the things I found most interesting. There’s no way I can write any text that will do his photos justice. Those just have to be seen http://stuckincustoms.com.
I think it’s rad he offers the photos on his site to everyone under a creative commons license and he even responds to people on twitter! The true sign of an awesome dude!
I think Trey’s HDR art is unique because it’s colorful beauty, definition and detail are a continuous cause of surprise and marvel. I admire the way Trey manages to use HDR to elevate reality into art but still keeps it very much real, believable and easy to relate to. Very beautiful, appealing work!
Trey’s work is amazing. Even better is the fact that he shares his technique with us!
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