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Beautiful shots, especially the last 
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Very pretty, and I like pretty.
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love them all , the 3rd one is my fav but its a close race to the last one . Thanks for sharring them .
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Quite simply amazing! Were you in a balloon yourself?
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Yup Chris I certainly was, we're going to get a couple of local balloon enthusiasts and really play with it soon, I am going to try and get one of the balloons in front of the sun to do a silhouette with the landscape as well. See how it goes, I've been up five times now and had five free champagne breakfasts while doing it but they make me help unpack and pack up just like the tourists lol
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whoa! :o those are awesome. i really want to do some HDR images... i've tried it, with not much success. Can i pretty pretty please have the black and white one in 1280px wide PLEEEEEASE?
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Very very nice, Jamie. #1 and #3 stand out for me - but all very professional looking. #4 looks like one of those dreadful inspirational posters you see in offices (not meaning to say that your photo is dreadful, of course, - far from it - it is great!)
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echo the above SJ, all excellent shots!!
I have not seen too many B&W HDR........(fav) so I take it you did the HDR first?
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These are just plain gorgeous.
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Stunning Jamie, These would have to be the best HDR I've seen, they look so natural... I love them all, but #2 would be my favourite...
I've not attempted HDR, I'm still trying to get good photo's  Do you know of a good site that explains HDR? or has a tutorial?
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Awesome stuff! #1 is my favourite.
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Wow - I missed these. They all look amazing. Were you limited by the movement of the balloon to a single exposure HDR or was it still enough to get bracketed exposures? I guess there probably not room for a tripod too... Beautiful images. Thanks for sharing.
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