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Uploaded: 02/16/07 3:34 PM GMT
Autumn Comes To The Creek
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Fall along a creek in southern Oregon.

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&KEIFER
02/16/07 4:01 PM GMT
You got the three C's covered .... Colors, Composition, and Content
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::cynlee
02/16/07 4:51 PM GMT
Excellent post! I thought one of the Cs was claritiy, or maybe that's diamonds. Never the less, that's here too.lol The colors are sensational and the view is leading us in.
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::sailorman6309
02/16/07 5:43 PM GMT
Great shot, with one minor exception -- the man-made "something" in the left background. Difficult to clone out, though. Aside from that, this certainly makes me think I'm in a natural wilderness, and that's a good feeling.
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.mesmerized
02/16/07 6:08 PM GMT
In addition to all the above C's mentioned above I really like the full array of color found in this one small area...quite beautiful...great shot.:Pat.
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::phasmid
02/17/07 8:35 PM GMT
Well, all technical aspects aside, I love this...that's about as technical as I can get here, because I'm just loving the way it's making me feel....love the fall :)

:)PJ


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.DERAIN
02/22/07 6:39 AM GMT
Very pretty.I think this is very very close to a manipulation as colours are much too intense for what is really found in nature.
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::tiganitos
02/28/07 3:01 PM GMT
nice colours friend well done
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.gr8fulted
03/01/07 5:03 PM GMT
Derain makes a good point about the colors and manipulation. When I first saw this photo of mine, I thought I needed to manipulate the colors to make the colors look less vibrant and more of like a regular capture, thinking no one would believe it was this gorgeous. But the scene here looks just like this to my eye prior to snapping the photo and the reason I took the pic in the first place. And I was further convinced to leave it alone once I saw the photos of the same scene my friend took with a disposable camera. The vibrant colors were in those photos, as well.
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