This is one of my very first trials in HDR – but still one which shows clearly what this technique can bring out of a somehow rather "flat" scenery. I captured it in 2017 with the tiny but great Sony Alpha 6000 with 5 brackets, merged in Aurora and edited in Capture One 20. 
So I submit it here for one of Ian's next Photo Critiques and hope it will make it. To comply with his instructions: The 5 brackets were shot in ISO 100, aperture 8.0 and exposures of 125/90/60/50/30. When I'm out for making (not taking) pictures I usually have at least my small gorilla tripod with me (and my FX-Nikon). But here I came across this scenery without any warnings so I just pressed my Sony firmly on the railing of a nearby bridge – of course, Ian, I could have tried to get even lower to bring the foreground better in view, but there wasn't any way to stand on the water down there under the bridge... 

