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I'll get it eventually ;) For those that don't understand HDR; it's basically a layering of 2 or more photos (usually an odd number), and then tonemapped to bring out the lightest and darkest components of the image. So, you start with a well exposed image, then take another a couple of stops under-exposed and one a couple of stops over-exposed. When they're merged together, you can map the tones to bring out the rich darks of the under-exposed image, and the high lites from the over-exposed image. Good results are hard to achieve, but like everything in photography, a lot of practice pays off eventually.