Thanks so much for the contest, it was a lot of fun! Had been a while since I've done HDR.

Okay, having read through it more than I care to say I'll admit to having misunderstood the Wikipedia article. I guess the line for HDR is more blurry than I thought.

There are HDR "effects", sure, but that doesn't make in HDR image. As per Wikipedia: "The two primary types of HDR images are computer renderings and images resulting from merging multiple

Can we get a more elaborate definition for what you consider HDR? Neither of the two submissions so far are actually HDR in my opinion. As per Wikipedia: "The two primary types of HDR images are computer

There's no such thing as a single frame HDR...

Yup, in Florida near Alabama. I'm not quite sure how they prolific they are. It seems their wood was used frequently in ship building so a lot of early settlements have them.

I love old oak trees. I'm from a city that was one of America's earliest settlements so we have a ton of them littered around town, including this "tunnel" that was originally a driveway to a

Oh man, that last photo reminds me. I was at a downtown event one night when we saw a guy with a similar body composition as your Tinkerbell dressed up as Puss 'n Boots from Shrek. Complete with skin-tight

Wow, great work. Love your style.

Still learning how Steemit works, didn't realize until today I was featured. Thank you!

Thanks! There was a fair amount of luck getting these shots and I had trouble getting the exposure down. A majority of my shots were blown out, which of course had some rather impressive bolts. :(

Looks like a wonderful place to chill, though if it's anything like Florida there are a million bugs to chase you away.

I'm a photographer and for the past month I've slowly been adding my work to Society6 in hopes of making some additional income, but unfortunately I've yet to see any sales. Don't think many people coming

Thanks! Hopefully you got some good shots.

Oh that sounds fun. I've never actually been that far south of Florida. I'm in the panhandle so that's a fair trip to make, despite being in the same state ha.

Great shot but your explanation as to why it's blown out is a little backwards. High ISO by itself doesn't cause over-exposure; you could have used the same ISO but with a shorter exposure or smaller aperature

Lovely photos, I want to visit Japan some time. Do they actually bow?

Is it just me or does it look like that place smells fantastic? Especially after that rain. So, how was the food?

Not a designer but it's always interesting reading about others' art processes. Great job. :)

I'm jealous of your travels. Rice fields staggered like that look so awesome to me. The stream is impressive too.