I think you can do that without HDR. It can be done with blended layers & I'm pretty sure you can do blended layers in the more recent versions of Photoshop Elements.
But if you really need HDR software, there's a fairly good program that's absolutely free. It's called Luminance HDR (used to be QTPFSGUI). http://qtpfsgui.sourceforge.net/ Open-source FREEware, so it doesn't cost you anything (unless you choose to make a donation & then it's your choice how much it costs). There's even a "Luminance HDR" group on Flickr & it says there's one on Facebook. From: Eactivist
Yes, that's more like it. Don't have HD software though, and at this time not dropping the moola on it. M aka D My built in AOL browser has decided it can no longer handle flickr, so have to dump urls into Firefox. In a message dated 5/15/2013 11:34:57 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: Is this kind of image you're shooting for? http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=night%20industrial If I'm wrong, just ignore me. You could sandwich the two images using the foreground from the first against the sky from the second. I think that might get you closer to what it appears to me you're trying to accomplish.
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