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    Nikon D700 w/ 70-200vrII
    pp in NX2, A bunch of Blur, resharpening, Blur, contrast, spot saturation, etc. applied until I liked it.

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    Dan, this surely looks like a Japanese garden complete with the reflection. I like the soft light and the blur effect. Nicely processed.

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    Nice image and applicatio, Dan.

    Very well done. Nice muted effect.

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    Nice muted colors. I really like the soft feel of the image. Cool textures...............all in all, quite well done! I might opt to clone out, or tone down the two pink flowers in the URC, they draw my eye a bit.
    Even so, just a pleasure to look at.

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    Dan, I really like this a lot. Nice soft feel. I agree that the pink flowers on the right edge draw your eye. Very nice work!

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    Thanks all for the comments.
    A repost. I did not want to get rid of the Rhodie flowers because I liked the few areas of color, so I just darkened and deepened them a bit and added a bit more contrast, because I think it looks flat.


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    Dan, this is so beautiful. It has a magical feel to it. I love the textures of the Japanese maple leaves and the pine trees especially. The only thing I find a little distracting is the branch (?) under the pine branch (I bet it's propping it up?)
    "It is only with the heart that one can see rightly" - The Little Prince

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