Low light, Weston Park Woods

I wanted to try a new technique I came across recently involving HDR. You take the individual frames at different exposures and import them into the HDR Pro facility in Photoshop. You then output it as a 32 Bit TIFF, reimporting it into Lightroom. You then have all of the basic toning functionality of Lightroom but a massive dynamic range, + or - 10 stops, rather than the typical + or - 4 stops. I've always found the controls in the HDR processors (HDR Pro, Photomatx Pro or HDR Efex Pro) a litttle difficult to interpret how they should be used, so much so I usually go with one of the presets. With this technique I have the familiar controls of lightroom to control shadow and higlights, as well as contrast and exposure. I think it allows for a more natural result.

If you want anymore detail just ask. I've also added one or two more images from this morning on Flickr.