First try at HDR

i would push it further and get rid of the lines in the windows

I think it pushed far enough already.... The greens are already slightly oversaturated. Unless you want to go for the "real" HDR look with halos and all...

When saving an image do not look at the physical size in inches or cm but at the pixel size. Max size on this forum in 1024 pixel on the longest side.

Other than it being over-saturated and too large, I really like it.

Where was it taken?

David

Hook peninsular, county Wexford Ireland. I think it suits B&W too. It's a shame the sky was flat grey

Aidan

Nice image but why so large?

Complete noob at photoshop. I saved it at 7x5 300pixels per inch. Seemed small enough on my monitor but huge when uploaded.

Is there a guide on uploading and retaining the definition?

Aidan

Aspock wrote in post #12961916
Complete noob at photoshop. I saved it at 7x5 300pixels per inch. Seemed small enough on my monitor but huge when uploaded.

Is there a guide on uploading and retaining the definition?

Aidan

Have a look here.... : https://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthre​ad.php?t=194511

On the web images are not measured in inches or cm but in pixels. The average resolution of a computer monitor is not better than 72 pixels/inch. So the "physical" size ofyour images should not exceed 1.5 x 1" at 300 px/inch

Cheers, I'll try uploading at the reduced size when I get home

Sorry, but I don't find it very compelling. Has that "walked up and snapped a pic" look to it. Try different angles and camera heights, vary the composition...