Images processed to achieve high dynamic range have a gloriously colour-drenched vibrance. You can achieve this effect by capturing a number of exposures of the same image, known as bracketing, and combining them in a program such as Qtpfsgui. You can open raw and JPEG files, among others, to create and edit HDR images. It's a free download for Windows, Mac and Linux.
The name, incidentally, is a nerdgasm of coding references, and oddly enough is also very similar to the sound you make when you trap your testicles in a dictionary.
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