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Cheryl, very pretty scene, and I love the toning. I really like the composition with the two pyramids on the left. I wonder what it might look like with a bit more detail in the sky?
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Hi Cheryl.
Nice follow on from the previous post. I too like the sepia tone and the composition. I think presenting these images in B&W adds to the historic feel, so well done there. I also agree with Jackie that bringing out a bit more detail in the clouds might add futher to this image..
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DON
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Hi Cheryl - I too like the toning and feel it adds to the old time feel. Good suggestion by Jackie re the sky. I would also clean up the urc.
TFS,
Rachel
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The repost is really nice.
Nice minimalist processing, stark and appropriate for the subject.
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Hi Cheryl, I really like the toning for this one and agree with the others that it really adds the historical touch to this image. I like the repost best as the additional detail in the clouds helps to frame the ruins nicely. Very nicely done!
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Love it; I think it is a smidge (that is really very little) high on the left side. I use an App on my Mac call pinpoint - changes my cursor into red crosshairs edge to edge: love it; recommend it to everyone!
While the overall feel for me is a not level, the bottom of the window and some of the lines in the walls confirms it for me.
Cheers, Jay
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