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Another attempt at HDR. Tripod used. Very little color manipulation added to this image. This is what it really looks like! Taken in Valley of Fire, NV. Sunrise April 2, 2011

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~ZaniahAlmund Jul 24, 2011  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Amazing.
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Mood: Love ~amyjokoby Apr 27, 2011  Hobbyist Photographer
gorgeous
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Mood: Love *Identifyed-Khaos Apr 16, 2011  Student Photographer
Spectacular!
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Beautiful colours. It seems like the sky is on fire. :omfg:
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~thewrongkind Apr 9, 2011  Professional Photographer
Absolutely gorgeous! It must have been very intense in person, because the highlights in the sky are still blown out even though its HDR. Great job capturing the detail!
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*JandJPhotography Apr 9, 2011  Hobbyist Photographer
I've heard the term "blown out" before, but I'm not sure what it means. (New photographer here!), Can you explain what that means, a bit?
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~thewrongkind Apr 10, 2011  Professional Photographer
Wow, you're a new photographer and you're already creating such beautiful images? I have to admit I'm a little jealous. When highlights are "blown out," it means that the detail of the very bright areas of the image is lost. The part of your sky that looks almost completely white is an example. Blown out highlights are not desirable because the extremely bright area is distracting to the eye, and that's why people usually use HDR. By under-exposing an image to capture the highlights, and overexposing one image to capture detail in the shadows, and then combining them, you are able to create an image that shows all the tones your eye was able to pick up. I assume that's what you did with this image, so I was surprised that even when you underexposed for the sky, there was still some blow-out. Hope that explains my comment, let me know if anything is still confusing!
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*JandJPhotography Apr 10, 2011  Hobbyist Photographer
lol thanks... We have been taking pictures for going on about 2 months now.... thanks for the info. we got a 16x20 of the sunrise photo and the part that appears blown out actually appears yellow so it is not bad in the print...
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~SparkzPanda12 Apr 8, 2011  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
wow, simply beautiful. the ground looks hard to walk on xD
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*JandJPhotography Apr 9, 2011  Hobbyist Photographer
Thank you so much for the comment.. sore feet are sore!
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