Reflections
by androgeus

Comment:
Great, smooth reflections and a good, but not over the top use of the techniques.

Fern Creek
by bcrants

Comment:
Not sure where to start. I'm afraid I'm having to leave a fairly low vote on this entry. The image size is smaller than it could have been. You should use the maximum allowed size in at least one direction. You've also lost a lot of detail here, probably from the choice of processing, but possibly from the resizing effort as well I'd be interested in seeing the original and if there is anything different that can be done for it.

Le Vieux Moulin
by AmeedEl-Ghoul

Comment:
This is just a wonderful storybook scene. The only minor thing that hurts the illusion is that small sign on the left, which could have been cloned out under advanced rules.

wall ride!
by chrisp

Comment:
Obviously not made form multiple exposures, unless you had him glued up there. You did a good job of using HDR techniques to pull the scene from what were certainly deep shadows.

Lone Cypress
by edmeng

Comment:
A scene that is made for this treatment. Personally, I like to turn down the yellow a little on the foliage, so it appears more green, but that's a personal preference thing.

Anyone know how to get down from up here?
by Snake

Comment:
Not impacting me much, and I don't know why. This has a look of a Japanese painting that ought to sit well with me. If I can nail down something more specific, I will update this comment.

Minneapolis HDR
by todbedy

Comment:
The treatment makes this look like an illustration from a video game. Kinda neat.

Another day in San Diego...
by jumboshrimp

Comment:
C'mon, you knew this would do well, didn't you?

Taken on nine eleven
by jimsapp

Comment:
Good use of the treatment to deal with the heavy shadows and bright highlights of midday sun. I find myself looking in the tunnel to see if Clark is in there.

The Valley
by cryan

Comment:
Well done enough, but something about it is not really grabbing my eye. Perhaps my gaze is not being drawn through the frame to anything in particular.