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    DPNow.com Picture of the Day, Thursday 3rd April, 2014

    Here is a summary of today's DPNow Picture of the Day:

    Dunluce Castle, by Richard Crowe



    Click on the picture to find out more about the photographer and how the picture was taken.

    From one of the HDR specialists on the DPNow gallery here is a subtle use of enhanced dynamic range.

    If you would like the prospect of being chosen to featured on the DPNow POTD, register on our discussion forum, netting free gallery space, and the rest is up to you! And you can help us decide who gets featured in future by nominating your favourites from the DPNow gallery.



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    Re: DPNow.com Picture of the Day, Thursday 3rd April, 2014

    Wild, rugged and just fantastic, with some wonderful light.
    John Perriment

    A photograph is more than a record of what you see - it's a window to your soul

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      Re: DPNow.com Picture of the Day, Thursday 3rd April, 2014

      What John said.
      Light thinks it travels faster than anything but it is wrong. No matter how fast light travels, it finds the darkness has always got there first, and is waiting for it. Terry Pratchett.

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        Re: DPNow.com Picture of the Day, Thursday 3rd April, 2014

        I keep coming back to this shot. Fantastic.
        If you're not living on the edge you're taking up too much room.
        GoldenYearsGeek.com

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