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    Default After the storm.

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    Taken 5 mins after a cloudburst coming off the Irish Sea. The image is of the Perch Rock Lighthouse UK.

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    Hu David, Wonderful scene and timing the light is fantastic. As presented I find the image to be over saturated especially the green moss which looks radioactive if you could tone that down I think it would improve the image
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    Thanks Don. I see what you mean. How is the RP?Name:  Perch-Rock-Lighthouse-Colour.jpg
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    Dramatic and different view! I'd try halfway in between. Or just a local adjustment on the moss -- I love the drama in the sky colors! (Or maybe just a lower saturation of green would do it, without getting into yellows?)

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    I would have stepped to the left so the bottom of the 'house did not intersect with the end of the rocks. Agree the radioactive seaweed should be tamed, but nothing else..

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    Good comments above, you really needed to just adjust the seaweed. Nice clouds....
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    Nicely done David!!! and agree with the others that only an adjustment to the seaweed is needed...the rest of the image works as presented!

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    This is just a few minutes drive from my house! I like the image, I have started going there myself recently but not seen any dramatic light such as you have captured. I like the image and agree with previous comments. Am I right in assuming this was a single image, i.e. not multiple exposures - did you use grad filters? (Still got tons to learn!)

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