Kitsch
by gg3rd

Comment:
The stereotypical HDR look certainly suits the subject. Were you out shopping for items to furnish your kitschen?

Daybreak, Schoodic Peninsula
by Bear_Music

Comment:
A pleasing natural look use of the techniques. Looks like a great place to explore.

The Witch's Hut
by Giorgio

Comment:
This is one of the shots that has been taken to an HDR extreme that should be held up as an example to the others. Certainly over the top, but also very well done, without detail being obscured by the techniques used. Hope you left some notes about how you processed it.

Cirrus Trio
by tara9824

Comment:
Comes off very soft and grainy, I'm afraid. At 123k, you also had a lot more overhead on the file size. Thought I see no obvious artifacts, using less compression might have helped squeeze a little more clarity out of this scene. (Don't worry about it. I'm a bit anal when it comes to compression.) I do like the way you caught the reflection of the orange colors on the water.

Fullerton Hotel
by soon

Comment:
I like the contrasts of the yellow lighting on the building with the cool blue of the night.

tree abstract
by bobcc

Comment:
My first impression was that this shot was soft and lacking detail, but looking at it more closely, I see an incredible amount of detail that is just extremely subtle. Even the slight blowout of the sky beyond the forest adds to the feel of this scene.

Textures
by nutzito

Comment:
I will have to try the long exposure waterscape at some time. It always gives such a cool look to a pic.

quietude
by skewsme

Comment:
I really like the usage of the technique here. My outtake was a building in an area heavily shaded like this. I have tried a number of times now to get a photo I like, where the subject stands out from the surrounding trees, but I can never nail it, even using HDR. Perhaps you can share with me what you did on this one?

Years Gone By
by mosall

Comment:
Title really fits well. I recall when I was a little kid, my grandparents stayed summers at a place that had these kind of metal chairs. Oh, and any idea why is there a refrigerator in the shrubs?

Blue Hen Falls
by jfritz27

Comment:
A decent use of the techniques, but somehow falls short of making me say wow. Not sure exactly why. Perhaps overall colors don't jump out, perhaps composition. Not really sure here.