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A forestry factory in the harbour of Klintehamn on the island of Gotland, Sweden.Taken this summer. At sunset of a long hot summer day.
This picture is HDR.
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I feel like an idiot. I had always thought that HDR meant high definition reaolution, and I thought, "Why the heck are they arguiging about Hi def for a photo. Shouldn't every photo be in high definition to look good.
And then I looked it up. And the photographers facepalmed.
But seriously, this looks really good.
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No problem. I caught a few shots of the sunrise over the past few weeks as my mom was driving me to school (My high school is right near her work) with the cruddy camera on my iPhone 4S, I have made the joke about mounting an SLR on the dash just for the sunrises.
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"The Factoryby ~duolux-kristof
Photography / Urban & Rural / Industrial ©2010-2012 ~duolux-kristof
A forestry factory in the harbour of Klintehamn on the island of Gotland, Sweden.
Taken this summer. At sunset of a long hot summer day."
- This picture is HDR.
This picture is not HDR...
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Then please explain it, why it is? How you made it? What do you think what is the HDR? For me this is just a colourful pic. Otherwise it is nice, just I mean, not HDR. But you will answer my quetions and I will change my mind. So?
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Like most of the pictures in my gallery it was generated out of three source files with different exposures.
It's not because I like to keep my HDR images subtle and natural (and not as overdone as a lot of HDR out there) that they aren't HDR. After all, it's just a technique, not a quality label.
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Ok, if you make a HDR of course you can choose how deep you wanna show the 'range'. You prefer the original colours, I prefer a bit oversatur them. But when you put three pics on each other then you lose the meta datails 
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Not if all three source files have exactly the same metadata. This happens if they are generated from 1 RAW file (instead of three separate files).
This is just another way do to HDR (and sometimes the only way for fast moving subjects).
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Ok, what you say it is resonable (1 RAW file). In this case maybe and this explains why absolutly not blurred the pic. I shoot my HDRs from tripod and with remotecontrole but then will be a bit blurred even.
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you're welcome!
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I know it's a late reply, but still: Thanks!
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Brilliant photo. The colours on this are perfect!!
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Thanks alot! And thanks for the watch too!
And I'm honoured that this is your first (and only for now) favourite.
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No problem!! The amount of amazing photos in your gallery inspired me, so thank YOU! Best photo I have seen on dA so far
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OK... That's just exaggerated...
Thanks a lot anyway!
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I am afraid it wasn't an exaggeration. You were the first "proper" photographer's profile that I came across. I have found a couple more now. But yes, you were still the first!!
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Thanks! And thanks for the 
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Very lovely orange reflection on the harbor and the water. Lovely photograph. Good capture.
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Geen dank. xD Haha!
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I like the color of the sunset great picture. It's really beautiful
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Wow. Thanks! That means a lot coming from someone with so many amazing deviations as you!
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Pretty photo! I love the golden colors and the waters reflection. Great job.
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Carpe' bacon!
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