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12th of February 2012 (Sun)
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The Open Field
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16th of May 2012 (Wed)
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Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: Northern Michigan, United States
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Re: The Open Field
Excellant.
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16th of May 2012 (Wed)
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Location: Aridzona
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Re: The Open Field
Great sky, but way too much 'HDR effect' for my taste.
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18th of May 2012 (Fri)
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Re: The Open Field
I'd have to agree with Geonerd. I absolutely love the composition. . .simple and flowing. It really pulls you into the photo. Unfortunately, the processing just makes it look too artificial.
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