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    Default Pine Cone

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    Just looked around for something a little more colourful.
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    Slight crop form left and bottom. Contrast and vibrance in ACR.
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    Beautiful Jackie! The placement and the diagonal blur lines are very nicely done. The colors are very nice also.

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    I also like the diagonal and the effect. Possible don't need as much room on the right.

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    Nice panning light. I'd place the subject on the upper right :)

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    It is quite amazing what kind be done with a fairly straight forward technigue.
    Colours are really nice.
    A very simple and soft composition.
    Very nice.

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    Hi Jackie, I too would be inclined to place the cone in the URC. The colours are very nice.
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    Jackie, I like the colors and the simplicity and the diagonal lines. Agree on the URC I think.
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    Thanks for the comments, I must be stubborn because I like it as presented:p:D.

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    I like this one a lot better than the bark :) If it were mine, I would do a healthy crop from the right.
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    I like it as presented too, Jackie:) Great choice for subject. So different. Good on ya!:D

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