I really the first two Hans (and most of your other work I've seen), but..I think the shot would look a lot better with LESS DR. The detail in the tree in the foreground just looks totally wrong when the rest of the scene is so strongly backlit. It looks like you've used a flash on it and seems unnatural to me.
BAHAHAH
It is fine to 'like' a different look from what is presented. Everyone gets an opinion. But when you say it looks
wrong, what you are really saying is that it looks different than what you are used to seeing in similar photographs. Slide film held about 6 stops, print film about 10 or so. DSLRs started down at the 5-6 stop range. The D810, depending on ISO captures over 14. So yeah, we can now make images unlike we used to be able to make with other cameras. Of course, this is all affected by the limitations of the output medium. Oh, and we still get to silhouette objects for artistic reasons, but with the D810 it is a choice, not always a requirement.
The Human eye is believed to have a DR of about 11-14 stops, and because we can scan and adjust basically it does HDR in your head. So that last shot is approximating what the human eye would see.
BTW, Hans, very nice. I have to admit that I looked at all the images and and liked the last one best. Though the 2nd one is really nice and would just be better with a little more detail in the tree and other shadows. Then I went back and read the post before I figured out the last one was actually from the D810.