There is a big difference between a little post production work (read: fixing exposure, even sharpness or hue), and the HDR stuff that Jason is doing. He's basically taking somewhere between 5 and 30 images at different shutter speeds, then blending them together and chosing to use sections of each image to make a much more detailed version. Without a medium/large format camera you can't even come CLOSE to images with this kind of detail, let alone with a D50 (the cheapest entry level SLR camera from Nikon currently selling).

I really love the look of these images, but to represent it as "photography" is really a far cry from true. Art, perhaps - even excellent art, but not photography.

Sweet looking shots, but completely photoshopped up. No real DSLR photography looks like this in the real world :p

Sweet looking shots, but completely photoshopped up. No real photography looks like this.