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HDR photography can have a multitude of final appearances without any kind of post processing. When post processing is used, there may be no end to the possibilities.

The images in the gallery above, were produced from the same HDR sequence and processed in slightly different ways to achieve the results as shown.

Image 1 - Photomatix Pro and Photoshop

Image 2 - Nik Silver Efex in Photoshop

Image 3 - Color layer blended with image 2 in Photoshop

Image 4 - Same as 3 -  but muted color tones with lowered blending opacity

Image 5 - Image colored with Flaming Pear- Kyoto Color plugin in Photoshop

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You might also be interested in the following HDR posts:

Multi-dipped HDR

HDR - Multiple WB

HDR - Painted with Light

SS HDR - My Way - Part 1

Single Shot HDR

Please read more of my posts regarding Digital and Analog Photography on Pixiq. 

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