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Feb 01, 2007 22:49 |  #1

Shot from the beach (where else) in Playa del Carmen.

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Feb 01, 2007 23:16 |  #2

Wow. Beautiful shot!


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Feb 02, 2007 02:15 |  #3

wow, amazing shot, love the colours!


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Feb 02, 2007 07:04 |  #4

Wow is it Really HDR? It looks so real! Great Pic!!!!


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Feb 02, 2007 07:16 |  #5

Absolutely :) If I get a second (and remember) later, I'll post the three bracketed shots.


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Feb 02, 2007 16:35 |  #6

Fantastic, really dramatic!


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