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llgarcia

Software: Adobe Photoshop CS4 Macintosh;


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As someone already said, this is indeed a nice peacfull image.

Colors, lighting, reflection, etc.  Don't know how possible it might've been, but I do believe shooting from a position that placed the boat a little more to the left (without losing the mountain on the right, and cropping up from the bottom a little, might've made for an improvement....Izzy

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That is one great capture you got there. The colors are beautiful from top to bottom and the composition is very Nice and clean. I really like the reflection on the water to the right of the boat it looks like metallic gold.

Very nice indeed.

Alex

 

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I agree with Ezra, mainly because the waterline (where the distant lake meets the base of the mountains, divides the vertical space in half exactly.  This tends to set up a conflict in which the viewers brain cannot decide whether this is a picture about the bottom half and the sky above or the boat and distant mountains with water below dragging our attention away.  I offer one possible recrop as a suggestion for improving this situation.

Jerry

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Jerry,

Your cropped version is very pleasing. Thank you for your remarks.

Ezra,

I see your point and thanks for your kind remarks. 

Alex & Raghuveer,

Thank you for dropping by.

Lester

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Lovely composition, I like the color contrast and the mood in the shoot.

Great work.

Best regards Tore

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Lester,

Nice image. It's  serene and not over done.  I tinkered a bit.  I sharpened only the area around the boat, added some vibrance, and cropped a bit off the bottom.  I hope you like these adjustments to your already successful image. Regards.   Larry

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Larry,

Sorry for this rather late reply to your comment. Yes, I like the difference because I didn't know what to do with the rather open space in the foreground and your cropping makes the image more appealing.

Best regards!

Lester

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