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beautiful afternoon 6
© gaeljet2
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Uploaded: 09/30/09 12:44 AM GMT
beautiful afternoon 6
Views: 374
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re re reworked lol
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.avedeloff
09/30/09 12:51 AM GMT
Much better! The color tones to this is great. Nice!
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"Hurry to meet Death before your place is taken."
Yes Gael.. it works! Happy it is still in your gallery because it is such nice scene! Mich
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Ahh ... yes, "beautiful afternoon 6 - Version 3.0".
:oP
/\ Kidding, kidding.
A good compromise on the cropping aspect and presentation, Gael.
Now ... go work on another, leave this one alone ...
/\ Kidding, kidding again.
:o)
:oP
/\ Kidding, kidding.
A good compromise on the cropping aspect and presentation, Gael.
Now ... go work on another, leave this one alone ...
/\ Kidding, kidding again.
:o)
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"An eye for an eye, and soon the whole world is blind." - Mahatma Gandhi
already started, or rather continue..lol i had indeed already reworked some yesterday and began reworking one when i had to stop.. i just finished it right now.. ;)
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THis is a gorgeous and serene scene and I really like the reflections and colours plus depth.
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It's cold here today, the high is going to be 7C or 45F, burr
Very nice photo,the colors and reflections are very good,very lovely place.
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Gael this is an extraordinary work indeed.
Thanks for sharing. Faved.
Ed.
Thanks for sharing. Faved.
Ed.
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This is nice Gael, very deep colours and a sense of everything drooping into the reflections. The lighter earth colours of the path bring it all together well.
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"A camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera." Dorothea Lange
Another beautiful panorama.
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