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    Boths shots are great they really show the length well, but I like #1 best. Well done.

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    It's like the bridge in the movie "Beetlejuice" but a hundred times longer!

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    That's one long bridge, Cool shots

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    Thanks guys. I like #1 better as well. I included number 2 because it gave information about the bridge.

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    Nice set, i dig them both.
    In shot 1, there's a bright bunch of flowers at bottom left. I might try to darken them a bit.
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    Thanks Marko for the suggestion. I'll see if I can burn/dodge (I get those confused), whichever it is, to darken the bright flowers.

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