[ignath]

it's just right, not overprocessed. this could do well in a contest

[reh321]

it's just right, not overprocessed.

this could do well in a contest

Second line line doesn't automatically preclude the first!!
{But you are right}

[ignath]

Second line line doesn't automatically preclude the first!!
{But you are right}

definitely. those were 2 independent statements

[neokind]

This was taken near sunset as sunlight illuminated some lower parts of bridge. The recessed portions were in deep shadow so I used a handheld bracket (0, -2, +2) to give me processing flexibility.

I first tried processing a single exposure in LR, playing with shadows and contrast, but could not get a pleasing result. I wanted to show the dark details beneath the bridge, not blow out the sky, and maintain a reasonable amount of contrast in the image. I then tried HDR; HDR is a very "polarizing" subject and I tried to use only enough to get the job done. Opinions appreciated.

Exposures 0, -2, +2
Nik HDR Efex Pro

Really nice. I think the processing looks very natural, definitely not overdone. I like the composition a lot too. The only thing that I see is that you need to correct for lens distortion and that's attracting my eye.

[torashi]

Congrats! Nice work. The best HDR images are always the ones you can't tell it's an HDR image.

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[henrikpedersen33]

This was taken near sunset as sunlight illuminated some lower parts of bridge. The recessed portions were in deep shadow so I used a handheld bracket (0, -2, +2) to give me processing flexibility.

I first tried processing a single exposure in LR, playing with shadows and contrast, but could not get a pleasing result. I wanted to show the dark details beneath the bridge, not blow out the sky, and maintain a reasonable amount of contrast in the image. I then tried HDR; HDR is a very "polarizing" subject and I tried to use only enough to get the job done. Opinions appreciated.

Exposures 0, -2, +2
Nik HDR Efex Pro

This is a very strict composition. Lots of lines. Very well.

[dhart2]

This was taken near sunset as sunlight illuminated some lower parts of bridge. The recessed portions were in deep shadow so I used a handheld bracket (0, -2, +2) to give me processing flexibility.

I first tried processing a single exposure in LR, playing with shadows and contrast, but could not get a pleasing result. I wanted to show the dark details beneath the bridge, not blow out the sky, and maintain a reasonable amount of contrast in the image. I then tried HDR; HDR is a very "polarizing" subject and I tried to use only enough to get the job done. Opinions appreciated.

Exposures 0, -2, +2
Nik HDR Efex Pro

Nics!

[SunnyG.]

This was taken near sunset as sunlight illuminated some lower parts of bridge. The recessed portions were in deep shadow so I used a handheld bracket (0, -2, +2) to give me processing flexibility.

I first tried processing a single exposure in LR, playing with shadows and contrast, but could not get a pleasing result. I wanted to show the dark details beneath the bridge, not blow out the sky, and maintain a reasonable amount of contrast in the image. I then tried HDR; HDR is a very "polarizing" subject and I tried to use only enough to get the job done. Opinions appreciated.

Exposures 0, -2, +2
Nik HDR Efex Pro

Love it!

[gelokrol]

This was taken near sunset as sunlight illuminated some lower parts of bridge. The recessed portions were in deep shadow so I used a handheld bracket (0, -2, +2) to give me processing flexibility.

I first tried processing a single exposure in LR, playing with shadows and contrast, but could not get a pleasing result. I wanted to show the dark details beneath the bridge, not blow out the sky, and maintain a reasonable amount of contrast in the image. I then tried HDR; HDR is a very "polarizing" subject and I tried to use only enough to get the job done. Opinions appreciated.

Exposures 0, -2, +2
Nik HDR Efex Pro

I really could not see any overprocessing untill I read you mentionin it in description.

The bridge itself looks very nice and I would not change it.
One thing that I would consider is working with spot changes on the background, as in my opinion it looks too brioght and unnatural. So maybe some more shadows on those buildings?

[Kephas]

I share the opinion, wich has expressed by quite some others: Althought I am in generale not so much infovour of HDR, because it easily looks unnatural, I do like this picture and don't find it overprocessed. Great shot!

[stewh]

Very nice composition but I do find the HDR effect a bit distracting.

[Photogoof]

This was taken near sunset as sunlight illuminated some lower parts of bridge. The recessed portions were in deep shadow so I used a handheld bracket (0, -2, +2) to give me processing flexibility.

I first tried processing a single exposure in LR, playing with shadows and contrast, but could not get a pleasing result. I wanted to show the dark details beneath the bridge, not blow out the sky, and maintain a reasonable amount of contrast in the image. I then tried HDR; HDR is a very "polarizing" subject and I tried to use only enough to get the job done. Opinions appreciated.

Exposures 0, -2, +2
Nik HDR Efex Pro

Not overprocessed at all; this is great!

[Mico Samardzija]

This was taken near sunset as sunlight illuminated some lower parts of bridge. The recessed portions were in deep shadow so I used a handheld bracket (0, -2, +2) to give me processing flexibility.

I first tried processing a single exposure in LR, playing with shadows and contrast, but could not get a pleasing result. I wanted to show the dark details beneath the bridge, not blow out the sky, and maintain a reasonable amount of contrast in the image. I then tried HDR; HDR is a very "polarizing" subject and I tried to use only enough to get the job done. Opinions appreciated.

Exposures 0, -2, +2
Nik HDR Efex Pro

Love to see different perspectives of world known places. Great one!

[Gerbermiester]

Looks good to me. Great colour!

[nonpigliounoshoot]

This was taken near sunset as sunlight illuminated some lower parts of bridge. The recessed portions were in deep shadow so I used a handheld bracket (0, -2, +2) to give me processing flexibility.

I first tried processing a single exposure in LR, playing with shadows and contrast, but could not get a pleasing result. I wanted to show the dark details beneath the bridge, not blow out the sky, and maintain a reasonable amount of contrast in the image. I then tried HDR; HDR is a very "polarizing" subject and I tried to use only enough to get the job done. Opinions appreciated.

Exposures 0, -2, +2
Nik HDR Efex Pro

interesting the POV. Perhaps correct the lines a little on the background overview