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This is a wonderful evocation of a pointillist painting!! And very impressive to capture an abstracted look in camera.
I'm not sure that I see it as underwater, though -- I'm seeing a reflection??
What would you think about getting rid of the tiny white leaf in the ULC and the OOF twig that is going across the tree trunk in the URC?
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My thoughts echoed Diane's comments. I can see a great series developing here with all that water can do, especially in a natural setting. I too wondered about the title of underwater, when it is obviously not "under." and I did note the ULC matter. on a more positive note, I am amazed at what you captured without a lot of PS work. Beautiful natural texture and mood. I like the way the sky blends in without overpowering or creating strong lines of contrast. The leaves help break it up to add interest. Looking forward to seeing more!
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I really like it, great natural texture and the colors are very pleasing. I agree with the above suggestions.
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Thanks, Diane, Hazel and Judy. I was thinking of what it would be like if you were underwater looking up
I'll remove the leaf and oof twig (and the black ULC edge that I noticed as soon as I posted).
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Hi Cheryl, this really does look like looking at the surface of the water from below. Very clever! The colors, textures, and lines all add interest. I like the fact that the foreground focus is softer.
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