Sometimes HDR processing isn't enough. Using Topaz Adjust with it might be the answer.
I recently paid a visit to the historic Rose Hill Cemetary in Macon, Georgia. The sky was clear, the air still, and sun low. It was perfect for HDR shooting.
But when I brought the images into my computer and processed them in Photomatix, my preferred HDR software, some of them still lacked the snap I was was looking for. Putting a layer of Topaz Adjust on top of the HDR image offered the look I was seeking. Superimposing Topaz on top made the inscriptions pop.
Some might say this is overkill. I say it's a matter of taste. Here are some of the images. You can make each larger by clicking on it.
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| HDR + Topaz Adjust |
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| HDR + Topaz Adjust |
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| HDR + Topaz Adjust |
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