New Housing Development
by ldrider51

Comment by UNCLEBRO:
the sky still looks very flat and blown out even with the HDR.
and to be honest, the overall scene isn't that interesting.
the trees look like they have some good color in them, but they are too far away to really grab your attention.
sorry :-(

New Housing Development
by ldrider51

Comment by SaraR:
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!

New Housing Development
by ldrider51

Comment by MayaM:
Nice landscape, and composition - but hdr applied properly would not leave your sky so washed out.

White Sands Beauty
by ldrider51

Comment by sassyii:
Wonderful conversion, the blue tones really work here.

Quiet Moment
by ldrider51

Comment by hanneke:
don't you love that, just enjoying the moment of your first cup of coffee ;)

is this duotone, very subtle? love the tones.

Quiet Moment
by ldrider51

Comment by dogusto:
hn

Candle on the Hearth
by ldrider51

Comment by noraneko:
All on scale of 0-2
Focus: 2
Lighting: 1
Composition: 1
Creativity: 1
Wow Factor: 1

Total: 6

New Place in Town
by ldrider51

Comment by LSchrader:
A little overexposed. Like the picuture. Good composure. 5

Candle on the Hearth
by ldrider51

Comment by posthumous:
ET WT 22 OZ (623.7g)

New Place in Town
by ldrider51

Comment by rosiehall:
Great shot