To Aperture or to Shutter - that is the question.

Killerbob

Again I like it, and HDR works in this setting. The effect is not so obvious as for instance here:



I like the picture, but the HDR makes the sky almost too blue, too much. Sometime less is more:)

Vipmediastar_JZ

@Gold007sd - really really nice. I especially like the "non-HDR" look of it. It comes across tack.sharp, and is very life-like.

I think he means over saturated and ghosting.
I beleive that's why most photographers hate HDR but done just right it is very cool.
One of my HDR photos sits in the middle of a CEO's wall. It has been one of my most appreciated photos.
I get lots of good feedback when somebody visits my house.

This was one of my sets in city HDR. The printed version I adjusted clarity so that the anlarged print looked better.
I don't remember settings but I had the aperture set to f4-f11 or so so that I could hand hold the camera.
definately use a tripod. Nikon d300 sigma 10-20mm 9 shot bracket

There are HDR shots on my flickr and website.

Golf007sd

@Yetibuddha: I agree that the "look and feel" of the final image is in the post processing. When I shoot HDR, it is always in full manual mode...including the lens. A tripod is must! As for your image, well done..I like it.

Here are some example of the same setting but with different edits in post.

Vipmediastar_JZ

The middle looks mire subtle. It's my favorite