Do you think these images are good for doing HDR??

JRE313 · Oct 23, 2011

shootermcgavin · Oct 23, 2011

Probably 3, technically you can do HDR with any shot but it makes more sense to do it on the photos that really need it. Most of the photos didn't call for it.

480sparky · Oct 23, 2011

No.s 9, 11 and 2/10 (they're the same) might.

Bynx · Oct 23, 2011

After looking at all those pictures if I were you I would spend more time learning composition than post processing. Get yourself a nice looking composition that might be worth any post processing.

889Media · Oct 24, 2011

Also, why not just try? Instead of asking what would make a good HDR, just make one of each of the shot and see what you think looks good or not! Many shots could take a little bit of HDR just fine, but how you do it will most likely determine if it makes a nice picture or not. Don't have access to a computer at the moment, so I really did not look through all your photos, but... I still think you should just try!

molested_cow · Oct 24, 2011

People usually have problem with having too much sky. You have problem with having waaayy too much ground and not enough sky.

Asking for opinion on which one to process is really a waste of everyone's time. Just do it and see if they work. Heck, in one photo shoot I can rack up more than 30 HDRs. Should I do them all? That's my question to answer.

As for capturing Detroit, you haven't ventured deep enough, not that you asked for opinion on this.