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The saturation is pushed so far as to make the colors seem unreal, and I really like it this way! The surreal colors work beautifully with the motion blur in the water to make this a very engaging photo; I love how the pinks, lavenders, and blues work together, and how those colors are intensified by the contrast with the yellows in the distance. The one discordant note may be the tower in the background on the left--for some reason, it's an eye-catcher even though it's small. It would be interesting to see whether it would work to crop the photo just to the right of the tower. That might also strengthen what is already a very nice composition by increasing the sense of closure on the left side--that small channel of water at the lower left would no longer be tempting the eye to leave the scene. And I can't get over these wonderful colors!

Thanks Leslie for your kind comment.

I will take it in considaration. Looking back att camera raw developer I find that I have not moved the saturation at all, but shadows, contrast and vibration to about plus 23. The light and the colors were spectacular that evening anyway.

The color and light is as just I remember it.

Best regards/janis Lukas

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