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HDR Challenge - Jefferson memorial at night

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Please let us know whether you use Photomattix, Aurora, Lr, Ps,... take your pick. If you're trying to go realistic, pleas say so. If you're going for grunge or creative, that's fine too.



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If you are taking shots for HDR you should vary the time of the exposures not the aperture, this can cause problems by modifying the focus depth.

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Not really HDR, just a play.

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I loaded the first two images into photoshop, aligned them, and then blended via a blurred luminosity mask. (The blurring is very important.)

I then tinkered with the color using curves and used PPW methods for the rest of the workflow.

The second version is the result of using Topaz Impression on the first result.

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Topaz Impression on above result.
Topaz Impression on above result.
 
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