This was taken outside of the old house. The photographer is my friend, John Morris, (I rode with him throughout the trip).
@Heinz: Careful; he's younger than I am:))
@Denny Jump Photo: HDR Efex 2 - overall, excellent. However, I have gotten terrible results with skies (very uneven tones); if I turn off the anti-ghosting feature, it looks fine. I have never had trouble with skies using the first version. What I am doing now when I have skies is bring the bracketed shots into Photoshop's HDR processor. There I eliminate ghosting and end up with a 32 bit Radiance file. Then I use HDR Efex 2 to tone map that 32 bit file. It works great. (If you save the Radiance file, you can use it over and over to try out different tone mapping with any HDR software.)