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Jan 05, 2006 20:27 | #2

Dude! I wouldn't say "just another one" by any means. This really is a unique shot. I love the grass and pier and the wonderful colors refllecting off the gentle ripples! Wow!

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Jan 05, 2006 20:40 | #3

Excellent image.

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Jan 05, 2006 21:06 | #4

Beautiful scene, a great shot..............joe

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Jan 05, 2006 21:20 | #5

Great shot. Love the composition of the shot.

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Jan 06, 2006 03:35 | #6

Excellent picture!

Love that the composition includes 4 layers: the grass, the rippled water surface, the pier and the city in the background. On top of all that the sky is amazing.

The sky coulours are also spot on. It's a keeper!

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Jan 06, 2006 10:26 | #7

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Plain and simple,i like it.

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Jan 06, 2006 10:37 | #8

I agree this is a beautiful sunset not just another. Great capture.

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Jan 06, 2006 10:58 as a reply to @ graykita's post | #9

Nice shot and vivid atmospheric colours.

It works better for me cropped as a panoramic...

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Jan 07, 2006 09:17 as a reply to @ erics's post | #12

erics wrote:
Nice shot and vivid atmospheric colours.

It works better for me cropped as a panoramic...

Hi Erics,

The panorama is certainly pleasing to the eye but I wanted to include as much of the refections on the water as I could also I think the march grass at the bottom is a integral to the composition of the photo.

I guess if everyone liked the same thing the world would be pretty boreing.
Thanks for looking.

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Jan 07, 2006 09:59 as a reply to @ viczig's post | #13

viczig wrote:
Hi Erics,

The panorama is certainly pleasing to the eye but I wanted to include as much of the refections on the water as I could also I think the march grass at the bottom is a integral to the composition of the photo.

I guess if everyone liked the same thing the world would be pretty boreing.
Thanks for looking.

I like your original....its a winner. Well done!

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Jan 07, 2006 10:25 as a reply to @ viczig's post | #14

I agree, the foreground definitely helps make it, that said though, I think you could crop off maybe 1/4 of the bottom and it would actually improve the shot, but as you say, to each his own and the orginal shot is a winner.

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Jan 08, 2006 07:46 as a reply to @ kenyc's post | #15

kenyc wrote:
I agree, the foreground definitely helps make it, that said though, I think you could crop off maybe 1/4 of the bottom and it would actually improve the shot, but as you say, to each his own and the orginal shot is a winner.

KAC

Ken,

I see what you mean, it's an improvement. I'll incorperate that crop when I print.

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