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Hello Tony. Terrific image. I don't know what you did to it but it surely works and is quite fascinating. 6/7 anon. Regards from Gary.
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Hello Gail. A wonderful image here. My personal taste would leave the stamen where it's at. It's perfect in composition. And again...the framing isn't overbaring on the image. I like this alot. Regards from Gary.
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Hello Bob. A teenager actually taking a picture with a camera...and not a cell phone? Great capture of a rare bird. The girl on the left has an expression that is captivated...and captivating. Cheers from Gary in Salt Lake City.
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Hello Roberto. A very unique perspective in this image. Very nicely done. I can't think of anything that would make it better. 6/6 anon. Regards from Gary in Salt Lake City.
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Hello Glen. This is a very lovely image. The lighting is wonderful on the rocks...and the shutter speed used is perfect for the surf. Regards from Gary in Salt Lake City. 6/6 anon
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Hello Mark. I feel your pain. This is a beautiful image. And yes, at monitor resolution it's hard for my eyes to detect the motion issues. But with it being such a lovely image have you considered or tried giving the foreground a painterly look in PS? I doubt that the wind is an issue in the background. In fact, because of the soft tones the background appears to have a slight painterly look to it already. Just a thought. I wouldn't give up on this image too easily. Regards from Gary in Salt Lake City
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Beautiful work Mike. Cheers from Gary.
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Hello Mehmet. A lovely image you have here. The large tree against the sky is striking. Very serene and moody. Thank you for sharing it. Regards from Gary in Salt Lake City.
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Hello Kurt. I find this to be a very unique, nicely composed, and well exposed image. It appears that you put some work in to getting it. Regards from Gary in Salt Lake City.
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Hello Hem. A very good rendition of a place that I know very well. Nicely done. Regards from Gary in Salt Lake City.
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Ya' know...we all need a chuckle every now and then in this insane
world we live in. Thanks for visiting. As always...your comments and
critiques are welcomed. Cheers to all.
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Hello Mitch. This is beautifully done. The soft tones and depth are wonderful. Regards from Gary in Salt Lake City.
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Beautifully done Jon. The sharpness in all the detail is lace-like. Cheers from Gary in Salt Lake City.
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Hello Kaushik. Masterfully done in every respect. Regards from Gary in Salt Lake City.
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Hello Gail. This is very tastefully done. Colors are wonderful together. The framing doesn't overpower the image. Nicely done. Cheers.
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Hello Tony. Whatever you did looks very nice. There is real depth in the rocks, forground to background. I also like the tan color tones in the forground rock and how they flow nicely with the tones in the water. Good job. Cheers from Gary.
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Hello Edward. Being a bird photographer doesn't keep me from looking at "other" forms of photography every now and then. And this one of yours really caught my attention. The post processing is very nicely done on this fine image. And the model ain't to bad either. ;-) Cheers from Gary in Salt Lake City.
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Hello Giangiorgio. A great image. The lighting is wonderful. The birds positions unique. Well done. Regards from Gary in Salt Lake City
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Hello Lawrence. Again, your post-processing amazes me. But you can't do something like this without having a marvelous image to begin with. Regards from Gary in Salt Lake City.
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Hello Tony. I don't know how I missed this one. It's beautiful. Trying to work full time...run my own household...stay in shape physically with my workouts...get out with the camera...process my images...try to squeeze in as much time as I can on photo.net...it's just hard to cover all the bases. I tried to rate this with a 6/7, but the system wouldn't allow it. Kind of a goofy rule in my opinion. So, although in your ratings you will see my 6/6 please know that it should be a 6/7. Regards from Gary in Salt Lake City.
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