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DaelynRose
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[2013-07-17 18:46:40 +0000 UTC]
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 481; Deviations: 84; Watchers: 8
Watching: 19; Pageviews: 3722; Comments Made: 250; Friends: 19
# Interests
Favorite TV shows: Pretty Little Liars, Switched at Birth, Big Bang Theory, The FostersFavorite bands / musical artists: D.R.U.G.S., Avenged Sevenfold, Hollywood Undead, The Cab, Thousand Foot Krutch, Every Avenue, Ed Sheeran, MCR, and many others
Favorite books: Any Sarah Dessen book, Harry Potter Series, Vampire Academy and Bloodlines Series, Wintergirls, and many more
Favorite writers: Sarah Dessen, J.K. Rowling, Ellen Hokins, Richelle Mead, Laurie Halse Anderson, and several others
Favorite games: The Sims 3
Favorite gaming platform: PC
Tools of the Trade: Canon EOS Rebel T3, Photoshop CS6, Photoshop Lightroom
Other Interests: Cooking, Baking, Reading, some Writing
# About me
I am an amateur photographer who likes to experiment. I've never had any kind of class or real instruction- I mostly take pictures for fun. My goal is simply to capture the world around me in a way that is pleasing to anyone who chooses to look.# Comments
Comments: 110
Thank you so much for the llama, it's greatly appreciated! 
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No problem- love your photography. 
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On most of my stuff I use Photomatix Pro to do HDR (exposure blending).Β I try to keep it pretty subtle and just use the software to make sure I have details in my highlights and shadows.Β I then open the image in Gimp (free by the way) and adjust curves, sharpen, etc.Β
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Wow, I was expecting something much more complex. I might have to experiment with HDR
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HDR isn't always needed.Β If you shoot in areas with difficult lighting (harsh shadows/lights) HDR is a good way to capture all of the details.Β If lighting is more ideal, HDR isn't necessarily needed.Β If you are just looking to boost your colors, sharpness, etc, try out Photoshop or Gimp.Β Usually playing around with curves, levels, and color saturation are enough to make the colors really stand out in a photo.
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Ok, I'll keep that in mind. I've always had a problem with making an image sharp enough. It only seems to happen in bright, outdoor light, and even then, it isn't what I'd like it to be. I'm still learning though.
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Thanks so much for all of the 
Keep checking back, there's always more to come!
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Thank you for the favorite!
It's much appreciated!
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No problem!
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Thanks for the
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Hi! I just wanted to stop by to thank you for kindly adding Hanging Out to your favorites. I'm very happy you found something in my gallery you really liked, and I hope you'll stop by again sometime soon. Best wishes and thanks again!
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Thanks for the
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You're very welcome
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Thank you so much for the faves , much appreciated ^_^Β
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No problem
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Hehe, I'm glad you like them :3
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Thank you so much for faving Daelyn! 
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Thank you so much for taking the time to view and favorite fav.me/d6oexlr . I greatly appreciate the support.Β (:
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