Lucky to call this home.

Here's my second attempt using HDR from this afternoon. I'm just blown away by what can be done in HDR, even considering I know SO little about it!
I think I could've done a better job capturing the subject matter here, but I'm interested on your C&C on the use of HDR here specifically... Well, tell me anything you'd like actually, I can use all of the advice I can get and I have thick skin!
I think I could've done a better job capturing the subject matter here, but I'm interested on your C&C on the use of HDR here specifically... Well, tell me anything you'd like actually, I can use all of the advice I can get and I have thick skin!

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HDR Pro:
LR Enfuse:
I do not have access to lightroom on my personal computer - any other recommendations?
Frank
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you can use HDR in two ways
- as tool to enhance your photo
- artistic , as you did
i prefer the artistic way
for making realistic images there are other ways , no need for HDRtools
as for HDR , you did well , not overdone IMO
Photomatix standalone is the best tool , as far as i know
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cheers
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Lauren Blackwell
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