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This is a discussion on China Beach at Dawn within the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; China Beach is on the southern part of the Oregon coast. It's easy to miss -- there's just one small ...

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    China Beach is on the southern part of the Oregon coast. It's easy to miss -- there's just one small sign along the road, and you have to hike a couple of miles to get there. On this day, there was a thick fog right at sunrise, but it quickly started burning off, revealing the mystical backdrop of rocks in the blue ocean.

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    Looks like Phuket (I'm guessing that's where it got its name), one of the places on my bucket list.
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    Beautiful. Love the blue tones.
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    (AFAIK China beach is related to Vietnam, not Thailand.)

    Very lovely scene - love the blues.

    I have a suggestion on the crop, as I find the scene a bit unbalanced (in particular) the lighter curved rock on the mid-left edge. mind if I make an edit?
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    Beauriful colours and scene

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marko View Post
    (AFAIK China beach is related to Vietnam, not Thailand.)

    Very lovely scene - love the blues.

    I have a suggestion on the crop, as I find the scene a bit unbalanced (in particular) the lighter curved rock on the mid-left edge. mind if I make an edit?
    Sure, be my guest.

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    If you disagree, please tell me so. Thx! The original ratio is respected in this crop.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marko View Post
    If you disagree, please tell me so. Thx! The original ratio is respected in this crop.
    Hi Marko. Hmmmm. I think I like the original better. I guess it's because the rocks cropped out in your version make the background feel more complete somehow.

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    Really lovin' the tones here. Either version works just as well for me, "but" you need to get rid of that speck of dirt/dust on sensor between the two rocks on the right, and frame this one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hillbillygirl View Post
    ..."but" you need to get rid of that speck of dirt/dust on sensor between the two rocks on the right...
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