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    Inside of a lighthouse taken at Martha's Vineyard. They allowed us in the lighthouse and go up top so when everyone passed I shot this. The actual lighthouse externally was nice but was very difficult to find an interesting comp with a foreground other than heavy brush.Will probably post the external view in the future and see how others feel.

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    Dave, I love the swirl of the staircase and the light at the top of it all. I'm not sure what's going on with the white walls - is that a product of HDR or is there just a ton of noise in the image? It would help for critique-sake if you posted a bit about how you processed this and the exif data to go with the image.

    Very cool perspective, though!

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    Beautiful flow to this one Dave. I like the monochromatic look to this and the way the staircase enters and exits. The small bright area that lines the top on the ceiling I might evict. Love this one!

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    Hi Julie and Denise, First what appears to be noise might stem from adding too much of the middle slider in Nik tonal contrast. That has a tendancy to really pop the detail and sometimes can be overdone.
    Denise, totally agree on evening the brighter area around the rim of the opening. After it was posted I noticed it...
    Thanks for the useful comments...

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    Terrific perspective and composition, Dave. Great use of lines...straight and curved.

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