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write meg! 
Awesome shot. Look at that sky. Wow. And with the blue stained glass …. nice.
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It almost looks like an illustration it is so perfect!
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The sky in these pictures is unreal – it almost looks fake, but it’s still so striking and beautiful.
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Wow – that second photo is very Van Gogh “Starry Night” with the swirling clouds.
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That is a beautiful church!
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Seriously amazing clouds. I need to take photo lessons from you Meg.
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As beautiful as the church is, that sky is simply breathtaking!
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Wow, those are beautiful photos Meg! They look like illustrations (which is a compliment). Thanks for sharing 🙂
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That is lovely. Looks like a painting.
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Very pretty. The sky is beautiful.
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Those are stunning! They look like paintings!
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Love this photo!!!
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Great photo!
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wow! those pictures are amazing. how did you capture the sky like that? it almost looks photoshop, but at the same time its so breathtaking!
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Thank you! These are HDR shots, my newest photo technique — high dynamic range photos that capture more of what the natural eye sees when looking at a scene. That sky is pretty close to what I really saw while out and about — that’s why makes HDR so cool!
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Trippy sky…I love it!
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What did you do to the sky to get this awesome shot?
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The sky always looks awesome in HDR photos — that’s when HDR really shines for me! I didn’t have to do much but press the shutter and stitch together three contrasting images I took of the church. When I was done putting them together, it looked just like this — which is very close to what I saw last weekend!
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Were these photos taken by you?? They are absolutely stunning! If so you need to do a post about some of your photography/editing tips and secrets!! 😉
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Thanks — yes, these are courtesy of yours truly! I am thinking about putting together a post on HDR photography — would be fun to write about! It’s my new favorite trick. Makes even the most ordinary scenes interesting. (Though the church was gorgeous all on its own!)
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ooh i play with HDR on my iPhone, but never thought to dry it on my DSLR! haha. thanks for the tip, I look forward to your post!!
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