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I don't think you can judge what is HDR and what isn't. HDR, just like dodging and burning is a TECHNIQUE to make your photo(s) more to your liking. to be honest who cares if its HDR? I don't understand why there are a whole bunch of photos posted as "HDR" and its super colorful, no shadows w/e. HDR does not equal punchy color, shadowless images.
Again, HDR is a technique, I don't personally think you can look at an image and go, no thats not HDR. its like saying "No, you didn't dodge and burn it."
I may be wrong Senna, but maybe your trying to say there's no need to apply HDR techniques in capturing that photo?
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People need to understand what the HDR technique is...there's a lot of ignorance here. In digital photography, it's a technique of applying tone mapping to a scene by using several different exposures to display an exaggerated dynamic range. No, the colours do not have to be punchy, but mid to deep shadow areas are inherently kept to a minimum, as are very bright highlights.