Scotland highlands and islands HDR






















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  1. astrO12 April 2009 at 06:21

    wow wow wow... u´re amanzing!!!... that pics are beautiful.

    Hey, my name is Astrid, i´m 20 years old mexican girl, who r u? :) (my english is not good but i´m trying!!)

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  2. Balwazeer12 April 2009 at 06:24

    im Bader Alwazeer :P im 21 turning 22 in may ...thankx for your comment you really encouraging.. English is not my first language also, dont worry :P

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  3. Anonymous1 May 2009 at 13:58

    HDR is sort of like cheating.. i used to use HDR when i first got my SLR, but i dont use it anymore, the photos look too cartoony. how about you show us some of your regular photos and then we can judge if theyre good or not

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  4. Balwazeer1 May 2009 at 19:18

    some people think that only film photography is real photography and everybody using digital is mature

    some people think HDR is cheating and others think its Art

    there's a huge demand for HDR. All the pro software that's come out lately support HDR photography and all new pro cameras support multi exposure now. there are hundreds of books and tutorial about HDR photography art

    I advice you to let it go and dont think its cheating cause you are missing great opportunity in photography or as many people might call it Art

    and about the original photos as you might call them look at my archive I have huge collection of original photos

    Thank you for passing by

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  5. sara31 January 2010 at 19:21

    I like all the pics

    everything is amazing

    all the best

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  6. Balwazeer1 February 2010 at 09:14

    thank you sara ...may I ask which sara are you? :P

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