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Hey boozy - sorry I missed this question; I just haven't been paying attention!
I wasn't referring to the notion of action shots being made HDR - my recent work on a Zonda in my gallery is, I think, evidence that I don't feel too strongly about that particular matter.
It's definitely not about realism in subject matter - what I meant was more realism in the processing. Some of the images in this thread seriously hurt my brain just looking at them...Now, certainly it's the photographer's prerogative to make their HDR seriously intense - but my personal preference is for a slightly more realistic tone-mapping.
That's all I meant by the comment!![]()
I see that now as I re-read your post, I think I was picking up on something that someone else had said about not being able to do action shots in real life and running away with that train of thought. Either way, I always love your shots, but it's interesting to see other interpretations of HDR as well; I think the rule with creating artwork is that there are no rules, of course that's not to say that everyone (or anyone) will like what's produced. I can understand what you mean by them hurting your head though