The Crossings.
by docpjv

Comment:
Rather too bland.

Monument
by Nuzzer

Comment:
The greens are a little too over-saturated for my taste.

What's That On My Nose?
by noraneko

Comment:
For real?

cold swim
by drueov

Comment:
Infra-red HDR - interesting, and I rather like it, too!

Averno Lake
by Rino63

Comment:
I'm afraid the processing of this doesn't work for me - there are noticable halos on the skyline, and at the edge of the lake, and there is an oppresive feel to the overall exposure. That said, the composition is spot on and I would suspect I would really like a straight photo!

HDR in Providence
by valkner

Comment:
Impressively evenly balanced exposure!

Grotto
by viajero

Comment:
From an HDR point of view this scores marks because I can clearly see that areas that would normally be in deep shadow have detail here. That said, I find the phot itself somewhat uninspiring and lacking in impact.

Minnowburn Beeches
by gerard

Comment:
A very pleasing shot that feels 'believable'.

Sunflowers
by JeniY

Comment:
Gorgeous bright, vibrant colours, although on the down-side the greens are rather unnaturally over-saturated.

New Housing Development
by ldrider51

Comment:
I'm afraid this doesn't really hit the mark with me. Unless I have misunderstod the concept (which is always possible) one of the main advantages of HDR is that it balances out exposure, allowing for areas that would normally be to dark, to be correctly exposed, and yet this photo seems to have large areas that are under-exposed. Coupled with that, the subject matter and composition are dull and rather uninteresting - a difficult one, though, given the short period in which to take and process the photo!