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About LinkBacksI was pretty lucky, the storm front in the right of the image was in most of the frame 30mins prior to this shot, just enough of it left to give a nice sunrise, and let me stay dry.
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Stormy summer sunrise
I was pretty lucky, the storm front in the right of the image was in most of the frame 30mins prior to this shot, just enough of it left to give a nice sunrise, and let me stay dry.
please don't hold back on the C&C, otherwise how can i learn.
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Nice shot! You've nailed the foreground perfectly. You're really good at these coastal shots!
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Gorgeous! Nominated!
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Nice shot, well done!
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I really dig this one
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Thanks to all for the compliments, especially Bambi for nominating me, really means a lot, as I've only been shooting for 6 months.
I had this shot printed today, just at a electrical retailer, not a proper lab, and i was a bit disappointed, colours were flat and the photo was a fair bit darker than what i see on the screen, I've only done the windows 7 monitor calibration, so I'm not sure how far the monitor is out, or if it's the shop's printer, tomorrow I'll have the same shot printed at a pro lab to see what i get.
I've also listened to Marko's pod casts and others on printing and calibration, so I've got a bit of an idea of what I'm in for.
This printing thing is a whole new monster isn't it.
please don't hold back on the C&C, otherwise how can i learn.
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