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This is my first Hdr. What you think about this ?
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The greens look a little too saturated. What was your EXIF information for this shot? I would have also tried a vertical orientation as well. I'm not sure if it would have turned out better but it may have helped to have a more dominating foreground that leads into the house at the background. This looks like a very pretty place where is it? Is there a story behind it?
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I tried vertical, but lose vision of stagnation in the water - Green is saturated, you're right. this is the old watermill in Serbia, this looks fresher. first true HDR, I am not a supporter of technology, more like raw photo, but this is a playing with technocolor .. thanks.
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I think if you cropped out the sky bits it would also have kept the interest in frame. As others have said I also would have toned down the saturation.
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