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    Canon 50 D
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    Kyle Marie Barcelos
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    Beautiful pic, Love the colors, like how the top half is calm them the bottom half is flowing with water and rocks. I don't get bored with it. Great job :)

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    Thank you.

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    Roman Kurywczak
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    Hey Ted,
    This may have been a perfect spot for the use of the split ND.....lighten the FG for the sky exposure and bring it more into tonal harmony. I have to ask...what are the black/dark blobs on the horizon.....they seem out of place/odd. earlier light may have helped quite a bit....so just keep that in mind if you can get out there again.....this will also slow down the SS and give some more definition in the outflow water.

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    Ted, nice overall composition. I feel like the FG and BG are way out of proportion as far as sunlight goes, though. I'd rather see the front area of water a bit lighter and the middle and back areas toned down a bit. As Roman said, an ND filter would have really helped here.

    I opened up the front area and toned down the back area with a simple and quick s/h adjustment and then cropped just a bit from the bottom and right side to eliminate the partial rocks from jutting into the frame. It's just an "on the fly" redo but thought it might be worth a look...

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    I like the re do you did Jules and agree with Roman that aND filter would do the trick.
    I appreciate all of your comments and will revisit the scene.

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