[shuttertalk]

High Dynamic Range or HDR pics seem to be all the rage these days. Here's another HDR tutorial courtesy of digg:
http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tutoria...-range.htm

It's interesting that the author notes:

In response to multiple emails, no photo within my gallery uses the HDR technique. Only when necessary, I prefer to use linear and radial graduated neutral density filters to control drastically varying light. If used properly, these do not induce halo artifacts while still maintaining local contrast. Further, these have been a standard by landscape photographers for nearly a century. In some situations, however, I can certainly see when the photo would be unattainable without HDR.

[noonespillow]

Read here to see how I made a "fake" HDR. Check it out and tell me what you think.