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I got this sweet hat at the petrol station. It was a bargain.
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Mood: Love ~alexlinebrink Oct 18, 2008  Hobbyist Interface Designer
Wow. Thanks for your awesome HDR portrait. It is incredible.

I've featured you in my latest post @ [link] . You can find it here:

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Feel free to share, "digg", and "stumble" the link to help you and some other awesome photographers get some more exposure :)

Keep up the AWESOME work!
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~GoldFisHInABaG Jun 4, 2006
wow. for some reason, and I can't exactly put my finger on it...this is highly captivating. the effects are so smoothe and natural, it's almost like life looks like that. (which I imagine is whta you're goingf or with photo manipulations such as this.) anyway, now that I doub myself Captain Obvious...I like this. a whole lot. :)

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~Genetrix205 Jun 5, 2006
Thanks for the thoughtful words :)

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My Website: Mark Lobo Photography : Brisbane Photographer
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~indorock Jun 4, 2006
what did u do to this shot, its totally surreal lookin

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~Genetrix205 Jun 4, 2006
Hey Mark! It's actually an HDR image. I used 3 different exposures of the same image to boost the dynamic range. It's a really cool method, but sometimes it looks overprocessed like it does here. You should check it out. You can use PhotoshopCS to merge the HDR and use a program called photomatix (or photoshop plugin) to adjust the levels of the shot. You can get Photomatix here : [link]

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~indorock Jun 7, 2006
thanks Mark! i'll check it out...

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~corollary Jun 2, 2006
hahaa
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