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    Hi all,

    I have not been participating much lately as we were having computer problems. Anyway here is one from yesterday morning in Morro Bay

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    I like the serene mood and monochromatic feel and would be tempted to lighten the eye a bit. Maybe a bit more space all around?

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    Nice low angle. Agree with Axel's suggestions regarding the crop and the eye.
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    The two guys above stole my critique. I will be out there in two weeks. Where exactly was this image made?
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    Thanks for the comments everyone. Artie, this image was made on the main beach, next to Morro Rock. Not a whole lot of activity, but plenty of gulls, plus a few godwits, curlews and one whimbrel.

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    Thanks Aiden. Can you reach the main beach from the road? I was there once a zillion years ago and do not remember any beach...
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    Hi Artie. Yes you can reach the main beach (I believe it is called strand beach) from the road. Follow the Embarcadero until it becomes Coleman Drive, which ends at a parking lot right next to the beach at the base of Morro Rock.

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