Its all explained in the tutorial. At first it was a beginner's tutorial, but pros can also benefit from it.
Here are some of my HDR Pics done with this procedure: HDR Clouds: [link] HDR Mountain: [link] HDR Fire: [link] Rainy Day: [link] HDR Cerromar: [link] Pool HDR 1: [link] Pool HDR 2: [link] Lone Tree: [link] staring at the range: [link] Nature at its highest: [link]
(from one of the comments: You should add increasing the contrast and adjusting the saturation to part of the HDR process, because images look kind of bland strait from the conversion to 8-bit. And, adjusting the curves can help bring out highlights and shadows.)
i dont think one of ur pictures was blurry, trees seldomly stand absolutely still so even if you didnt notice it, every picture the friggin trees had other positions. hence the blurred image
This is already a pretty old tutorial, you got some good stuff. Hell now a days I can take decent HDR on my phone technology can get pretty ridiculous sometimes lol.
This is how my turned out [link]