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    Nikon D-300
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    Bob, I like the composition, water flow, color, and detail in the rock. It looks to be well exposed. There seems to be an OOF leaf in the URC.

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    nice low angle here. agree on the lead URC. I wasn't there so take it as it comes but there seems to be a green cast throughout the entire image?
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    Hi Bob, I also like the angle and the framing of the comp. I also thought the image had a color caste and removed it using Nik Color Efex "remove color caste". I also selected the stream and applied S/H to give the water a bit more detail. I also removed the blurry leaf on top and desat the greens a bit.

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    Thanks everyone for the suggestions. I appreciate it very much!

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    Hi Bob,
    Agree with the advice given above and Dave's re-post takes the cast away. I really like the way you composed .....wrapping the main rock with the other larger boulders and keeping it all a bit off center. Very nicely done....just needs some tweaking like Dave's version.

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    Great work here well done. I think Dave did a great job here well done

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