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    Julie Kenward
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    Completely the opposite of the last water image I posted, here is the one I call "Both Sides Now" because it is a look at clouds bouncing off the surface of the water. (If you're over 40 and you remember Judy Collins then you'll understand the name...right?!)

    For a peak at the rest of the water images from 2009 and 2010, check out my BPN Photo Album "On the Surface" featuring all my favorites from the past two years.

    Processed with my normal workflow except I did use noise reduction instead of surface blur on this one because I wanted a smooth final image. No sharpening except when downsizing the image for the web.

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    Beautiful, Julie! Love the smooth pattern and interplay of cloud reflections with the waves. Gorgeous image!

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    This is beautiful, Julie. Soft smooth colors and the patterns are just superb. Great title - I do remember Both Sides Now; I think I still like the original recording.

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    Hi Julie, I also love the soft, smooth look to this one. Great work!

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    Nice soft pale color blue. I tried flipping it vertically and liked the way it looked. It's a soothing image. Nicely done.:)

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    Nice image and application, Jules.

    Nice patterns and colors. :cool:

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    Very lovely abstract, Jules. I love the shades of blue and the smooth flow of the water. Well done.
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    I like the image, the soft light and the blues. And I love the song and Judy Collins. I found and listened to many live versions on U-tube but my fave was from the original recording here. Cried a bit from that one.

    Amazing was a recent live version where a much older white-haired Judy Collins sang the song a capello at a Thomas Hoving Memorial at the Metropolitan Museum of Art at the 2:16 mark here.

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    Julie, well, I am only 20, but I do get what you are trying to show... and I love this song!

    I love the flowing lines in this one, and how the blue gradually fades away towards the top. Thanks a lot for sharing!

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    Really like the soft color and the texture of the water.

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