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Curves in PS to match transparency. Now with slightly tamed highlights in the pole.


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The contrast between the golden ground and the stormy sky is a well chosen feature. The diagonal rainbow complemented by the diagonals created by the power lines added more "stress" to the situation created by the storm..

If there's any improvements to suggest, it will be the wooden pole which needs some burning in to do to tame the highlights.

 

Thanks for sharing. Enjoyable view!

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Aaron, great composition of clours and objects. I really like the fact that the rainbow is acting a nice background, and does not compete with the strong foreground lines. 7/6
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I hate powerlines!! I've always considered cities with excessively intrusive open-air powerlines as lacking in self-esteem.

I've always wanted to find a good use for them in my shots. This is absolutely well done!! I'm rather jealous. Excellent anchoring everywhere.

Was the rainbow really there, or is that some extra PS spice?
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This, in my opinion, is the best on your portfolio. A gramatically and visually perfect composition, couldn't have been better... I really have no word expressing how much I like this photo..
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Praise the Lord for comments. I always thought rainbow was a ps add in so gave it a 5/5 without comment...highly insulting to this pic and totally ashamed for not asking before..but its hard to ask in these days of manipulation paranoia, glad someone else did. It was a case of too much to be believed from here.

 

Even though misenterpreted as a fruity ps shot it rated a 5/5 just on the mastery of the framing. Exceptionaly well composed this is. It really transmits (he) the essence of Alberta well. Take it to Ralph Aaron, should be a print in his office. Humbly upgrading to 7/7

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Sugoi! Wunderbar! Amazing! One of my all-time favorites. I'm going to rate this (something I rarely do) just so I can have it in my "favorites" list.
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