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    Ken Watkins
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    I do not normally take a lot of landscapes, but could not resist this.

    Sunset over Lake Kariba, taken from drifting boat near Rhino Safri Camp, Matusadona, Zimbabwe ,14th June 2009

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    Roman Kurywczak
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    Hi Ken,
    When you have great colors like that....it is impossible to resist! Does look like it needs a bit of CW rotation. I may take the tree on the left edge off completely....just to keep the edges clean. Simple comp with a nice placement of the glow of the rising sun......the colors are what make this! Nicely done.

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    Nice image Ken. Agree with Roman, but another alternative for a different shot would be to move slightly to the left to include the whole tree grove and some of the BG along that border. Adjusting about 1 inch more space on the left and cropping the right the same.

    But I like your image as is as well, with the separation of the orange in the sky and the FG lake.

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    Rich Ikerd
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    Wonderful orange colors Ken. I'm in the "a bit more room on the left" camp as well. And while this composition seems to work pretty well, I wonder what it would look like if you concentrated on the sky a bit more and lowered the shoreline in the distance.

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    Kyle Marie Barcelos
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    I love this picture, nice job, nothing really bothers me here I like the tree on the left it adds life to the picture with all those dead trees in the water. :)

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    Ken Watkins
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    I agree that there should be more of the trees on the left, next time? There will be a next time this is a wonderful area, for birds scenery, wildlife and even fishing if you like that, and no crowds!

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