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danielwoodrum
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it bothers me a bit that the foreground is out of focus. you could have taken two pictures and merged them in PS, so that everything was sharp. otherwise, a nice shot well captured!
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well done... and i like the slight blue tint, which adds an extra "cold" feeling.
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your thoughts please.
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better in b/w? your thoughts please.
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your thoughts please.
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thanks matt!
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thanks knicki. i'd almost forgotten that I posted this. I took this one with my old point&shoot nearly 1 1/2 years ago... if I took it again I'd add a little more of the foreground.
btw, i'm honored that you're perusing my folder (i'm a big fan of your work!).
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your thoughts are welcome.
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the original was quite grey (overcast day) so i made this one blue,
there's also a red one in my gallery. your thoughts are most appreciated.
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i might have liked just a little more sky. but I think you took this from Artist's Point (or something like that), and I remember when I was there, the landscape was sooooooo big, it was nearly impossible to frame up just one good shot. this photo is great--brings back a lot of memories of that trip for me. thanks for sharing.
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your comments are most appreciated.
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your thoughts are welcome.
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I am especially concerned about the appearance of the graffiti (eventhough I think the picture is fairly powerful without it). does itshow up well enough? i think dodging more would look fake. or have Ialready dodged too much?
your comments are appreciated.
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it's alive and it's beautiful. the tree in the corner really anchors it nicely.
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i agree with mathew. a little more green, and a little more sky, would divide this photo up nicely into 1/3's. adjusting the levels could also help bring out more color in the sky.
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nice work. I'm a little distracted by the puffy cloud on the edge... maybe brush it out?
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kerry, here are a couple of suggestions. First, you could probably slice off a bit of the sky, it's kinda boring. Second, try adjusting the contrast and the levels. both of these should help you get rid of some of that haziness.
hope that helps! -d
St. Augustine Beach Sunrise III - B/W
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