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Sedona Peaks
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Uploaded: 01/31/07 5:02 PM GMT
Sedona Peaks
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I kinda wish that bush was lower. I'll learn manipulation eventually. The golden light from the setting sun really brought out the reds. I didn't saturate the color on those although I enhanced the greens and the sky. They were just too dull against the vibrant color of the rock formations.
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BLUENIGMA
01/31/07 5:59 PM GMT
Wonderful shot! Thank you so much for the memory. I love Sedona and the mystical feel of the area. Please post more!
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Looks a lot like the Colorado National Monument. Wonderful post. Thanks for sharing.
Steve
Steve
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Don't worry manipulation isn't one of my strong points. I know how you feel, but i do think the bush gives it a more natural feel. Love the different layer combination in the rock outcrops and I must say you brought out the colours nicely by enhancing the greens. Great work!
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the bush is doing fine there no problem at all, beautiful and colorful picture
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You worked wonders in the sky, and I know you didn't manipulate the colors in the rocks..there's no other color anywhere that can come close to their natural beauty..thanks for another lovely post, Lisa.
:)PJ
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