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    Canon 1d Mark III
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    1/640 sec at f /7.1
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    Last edited by denise ippolito; 01-18-2011 at 09:38 PM.

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    I love the light and the processing looks good. I do wish there was a tiny bit more room on the bottom so we could see more of the path. Very nicely done.

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    Cool, wintery feel. Like the soft patches of light coming through, wondering if boosting saturation in those a bit might enhance it. Agree would like to see more of path.

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    I love the light as well and agree with seeing more of the path.

    The out of focus trees in the foreground bother me a bit. If the soft focus circled the border of the entire frame it might create an interesting tunnel effect though as it is with the left side and upper right slightly soft, I feel it creates a distraction.

    Richard

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    Beautiful scene, Michael. I agree with Denise - more path and maybe a vertical presentation leading us into the snowy scene might have been even more powerful. Still...a beautiful image!

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    Love the winter-wonderland. I too wish for a little more path on the bottom. Nicely done!

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