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HDR Sunrise in Corpus Christi

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HDR Sunrise in Corpus Christi - 01-16-2012, 02:40 PM

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On my annual trip to Corpus Christi... set up this sunrise HDR under Bob Hall Pier on North Padre Island..


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I think I will stick to traditional sunrise images. It's way to cooked(processed) for me.

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I dont know, I kinda like it. Gotta push the envelope ever once in a while.

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01-17-2012, 07:34 AM


I lean towards liking it. Sure the colors are un-natural but sometimes it works as art. It works here for me.

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Dang it, you made the gulf look appealing!

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01-17-2012, 09:32 PM


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I lean towards liking it. Sure the colors are un-natural but sometimes it works as art. It works here for me.
Art is the goal.. I was looking for oversaturated blues and oranges... kinda Peter Lik style.

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Dang it, you made the gulf look appealing!
Hehe, I know, right? With the sunrise on it, you almost forget that its brown.

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