Okay so I had more time today after washing my car and the sunset was nice so I decided to give it another take...here's my try on HDR let me know what you guys think...I'll add more as I finish up the other ones.

 

Looks good, Have NO clue how to do HDR but leave it to you guys one of the better ones I have seen for sure.

 

looks great!! do you have one without the corner blinkers on? i think the flare detracts from the pic. what does HDR stand for?

 

Did you use a tripod? How many exposures and did you use Photomatix?
Also what kind of camera? Bracket technique w/tonal mapping?


Looks good.

 

High Dynamic Range

The front passenger side looks a bit soft, but otherwise it looks good. Not overbaked like most HDR shots.

 

thanks guys for the good comments, feel free to bash the pic if you see something wrong, as I am trying to perfect my photography skills. I have a Canon Rebel Xti with kit lens, so the image is a bit soft to begin with due to the crappy lens. I will get a better lens when I get some money lol.

I used a combination of photomatix and photoshop to achieve the look on that image and I did use a tripod, however, my camera remote battery died, so I had to press the button with my hand, causing a slight blur as you probably notice in the shadow on the ground. I'll post more later...keep the comments coming!

 

Could've used the 2/10 second timer instead. Does the XTi have a mirror lock-up function? That helps a bit with camera shake blur as well.

 

get a plug-in trigger

the kit lens can produce excellent images. Photography is mostly about lighting and exposure.

Your sample HDR is better than what most people come out with. Getting HDR to look right on a car shot is all about controlling reflections.

 

did a volcano erupt in the third image?

 

haha no it was actually a forest fire that was going on far away, figured i take it to my advantage