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  1. 10-13-2009, 09:57 AM #1
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    This dock is just there..no path to it..never in use. I can't wait to go back and get down there..quite a feat in itself!

    Had a hard time with this photo. For some reason..it came out underexposed (ya ya..my fault). I wanted the fall colors to shine so I desaturated the land mass and added a slight yellow hue to it..hoping it flows.. still not to sure of it.

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    Works for me...Nice shot!
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    It absolutely works for me. The only other comment I'd make is that in your image Fishing Spot the exaggerated degree of unleveling in the shoreline worked for me for some reason. Here, I see just a small degree as it looks like it falls to the right. Am I seeing things? I was out pretty late last night.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Barefoot View Post
    It absolutely works for me. The only other comment I'd make is that in your image Fishing Spot the exaggerated degree of unleveling in the shoreline worked for me for some reason. Here, I see just a small degree as it looks like it falls to the right. Am I seeing things? I was out pretty late last night.
    No! I see it too! Going to have to get the hubby to level things out again..lol!
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    Quote Originally Posted by kat View Post
    No! I see it too! Going to have to get the hubby to level things out again..lol!
    Ummm...OK.

    The more I look at it the more I like it. That's some really sweet post work and I just spotted the four ducks.
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    Ha ha..lets just say my level isn't level..... ever!
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    Here's one I reckon would have made a better B&W. I must be total crap when it comes to B&W opinions
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    Ha ha..alright. I did the bw for MA to compare..also got the BW Guess I'm just not done with this one yet... And no..didn't level it..

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    Quote Originally Posted by kat View Post
    Guess I'm just not done with this one yet... And no..didn't level it..
    You naughty girl.
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