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    I photographed this image in the Wild *** Sanctuary in the Little Rann of Kutch in India. The sanctuary is part of a massive area of monsoonal grasslands that turn into a land of dried cracked mud that seems endless. I have no idea how these animals survive.

    I enhanced the sunset colors during the RAW conversion as well as using the red curve of the Curves control, plus deepened the blacks.

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    Beautiful composition, Nancy! So quiet & solitary. Amazing rich color, especially that sky. Love the soft edges to on the sun & horizon and they contrast nicely with the sharp sillouette of what I'm guessing is a mule (not sure). Very well done!

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    Thank you! The animal is officially a wild a*s, but I see the BPN posting does not allow that word. So I guess the next best word is "donkey" .

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    Love it Nancy,great colors and feel. It looks like the road is sloped, not sure if it needs a slight rotation still. The donkey w/ it's head down tells a nice story of the day being done...

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    Nancy, you can say a s s in this case, it's all in how you spell it!

    I really like this one a lot. The sun balances the, um, animal nicely in the opposite corner of the frame. The colors and exposure are great and I love the sharpness of the, uh, horsey thing...
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    I really like the colors and the sun looks great. I also like the simplicity of the composition. Beautiful!

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    Nancy, this is a lovely comp, love the sun and just enough detail in the donkey. Very nicely done!

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    Wonderful composition, Nancy. It give the sense of solitary environment in the dry and bleak landscape. I did not realize you spent time at the sanctuary. Nicely done.

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    Nancy,

    I love the simplicity and peacefulness of this image. It's beautiful as presented... I wouldn't touch a thing. Well done.

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    Thank you all! If you want to see what the "horse-y" thing looks like in the daylight, I posted an image in the Wildlife Forum. And my visit to the Gujurat state in India was wonderful.

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