Tides of Dusk
by RulerZigzag

Comment:
A good traditional use of HDR for a landscape. S'nice.

All Mighty Pharoah
by aprudhomme

Comment:
The treatment works wonderfully on all the fine details, and brings out the subtle play of the lighting.

Buick
by SEG

Comment:
Of course, I love these old rusty-crusties. The blue just pops off the screen at me.

Closed for Renovation
by sarsonuk

Comment:
Excellent use of HDR to give a realistic look with extra detail, and a great choice of subject.

Sunset Drama
by Kelli

Comment:
Fairly sure this is not a multiple exposure HDR, (Set up a tripod in the car and stopped it at the top of the climb?) but the effect works well, regardless of how it was accomplished.

Texaco Red
by signal2noise

Comment:
Composition seems a bit too centered to me, and the scene itself does not stand out, I'm afraid. The moderate use of some HDR or tonemapping treatment does help the retro appearance of this place.

The Tunnel
by talmy

Comment:
A realistic and effective use of HDR to show all the details in this. As an artistic piece of photography, I'm not caring much for the composition of the scene. The tunnel entry being cut off at the top seems a problem to me, and I think overall the comp could have been done from a more interesting perspective. Again, you did great on the actual usage of HDR and I have to give you a positive vote for that.

"Johnny Appleseed"
by 777STAN

Comment:
Too weird. I'm not caring for the treatment of this, but I want to make it clear that it's not bad, just personal taste. Are those headphone wires? I'll bet that pot does some interesting things for audio enhancement. You do get a vote on the positive side just for the sheer absurdity of this, however!

Evening glow
by Melethia

Comment:
Great tones this brought out. It really glows. Composition seems a bit more shoved over than is my preference, I assume you were wanting to not leave out that gorgeous sky.

Library at Dusk
by bauerfan71

Comment:
I like the contrast of the yellow lights with the blue sky and water. Of course, the exposure method does nice stuff for the flowing water. The stereotypical "HDR look" is visible, but restrained.