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    Clouds at sunset, made this week. 5D 2, ISO 250, f4.5, 1/60s.

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    Hi Judy, the pano crop works well and I like how you divided the comp. Just enough shore area and reflection with the angry sky being the dominant factor. I thought about lightening it just a small bit but that might hurt the mood the image emanates if overdone. However, I do like it as is. Another dramatic sunset in the collection!

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    Judy - more dramatic light. I like the comp of this one but am not a fan of all the debris in the fg. Not sure if there was anything you could do to avoid it. Btw what lens were you using?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Mills View Post
    Hi Judy, the pano crop works well and I like how you divided the comp. Just enough shore area and reflection with the angry sky being the dominant factor. I thought about lightening it just a small bit but that might hurt the mood the image emanates if overdone. However, I do like it as is. Another dramatic sunset in the collection!
    Thanks Dave. You are right it is too dark. I reworked it and used Levels to lighten it and then I used tonal contrast at 75% opacity and it looks snappier now. I also removed some of the foreground debris by cropping, airbrushing and cloning.

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    Thanks Susan. Yes, I don't like the debris either and I removed some of it by cropping a little off the bottom, airbrushing and cloning. I used the 24 - 105 lens.

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    Hi Judy, IMO...well done!

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    Thanks Dave!

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    Definitely like the RP; now pls give it a tweak of CCW - just a tweak.
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    The recrop and rework gets you there Judy.

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