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Sunset.

I think this is beautiful. It does look like a cross between a photograph and a painting. The colors are wonderful. As an aside, I wish the moderators would open up a new category for HDR Landscape.

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Comments and criticisms appreciated. Yes, it's an HDR with an unreal look. But, I

thought it looked kinda funky.

Thanks for the comments. I modified things a little in Lightroom which I am now totally addicted too. The only thing I use PS for now is for stitching panoramics. I took about 30 pictures of this scene in some shape or form and I thought this one worked best with the clouds and the rock in the lower left. I lucked out on the string of clouds just above the horizon that day.

Comments and criticisms appreciated.

This is beautiful. Nice colors and perspective.

Comments and criticisms appreciated.

Comments and criticisms appreciated.

This road takes you through some wonderfully amazing scenery.

Comments and criticisms appreciated.

Comments and criticisms appreciated.

Comments and criticisms appreciated.

Comments and criticisms appreciated.

This is one of the most beautiful photos I have ever seen. The subject and the colors are fantastic.

I like it. It does not have the unnatural look of so many HDR photos posted here (including some of my own). I would try to somehow darken the upper third of the photo though as it looks a bit blown out.

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That is quite the tree. I like your photos in this folder. Do you have more photos of the people?

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Comments and criticisms appreciated.

This seemed oddly appealing in what was perhaps the harshest light I can recall.

Cathedral Valley, Utah.

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It's always fun to be going through the desert and finding a patch of

brilliant color here or there. This patch was next to an old rundown

shack. i wish I had better juxtaposed the two. As I look at it now, the

shack looks like an afterthought.

Beautiful location for sunset photos. Amazing colors seem to change

every few minutes. I've never seen more than 3 other people there. It is

about 15 minutes northeast of Winslow.I wasn't sure if I should have

cropped out the foreground orange rock as the colors are quite different

from the purples and greens below. I left it for some depth.

Amazingly colorful channel dug into the bone dry desert floor of the

Mojave. It was so windy that I got a free sand-in-your-face peel while I

was taking photos. It's a few miles south of Amboy.