ya clean as hell.. HDR hehe, vppbikefeeder, please... it would good, but why is this kitch google sky pasted in there? If the trees are blurred (by blur filter or just simply by short focal length "in reality") there's no chance for the sky to be sharp, isn't it?
I'd really like to see the original picture (unless there was no ugly house or something in the background) as it looks nicely "moody". I like that kind of light conditions a lot. I'm not a photographer so unfortunately I have no idea what HFD means. As I assume though there is no HDR as I guess there was no need for using it (I personaly dislike HDR manipulation unless it really helps to get something really spectacular out of the picture). In many cases it is the lens filter that does the job well enough to balance levels.