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Uploaded: 12/12/06 10:25 PM GMT
Roker Pier\Sunderland.
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I had to change the sky,and then used the flood filter plug-in PS.then added the rocks in front,I would like your comments on any way improve,this. and other pictures .

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::DigiCamMan
12/12/06 10:49 PM GMT
Nice work ere mate...just proves we can't trust our eyes. Well done.
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.Fergus
12/12/06 10:50 PM GMT
Wonderful work, I like very much all the scene, very calm and peaceful.
Congratulations
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.foofoo
12/12/06 10:54 PM GMT
This looks like it would be in a dream Brian. This is just a breath-taking creation by you. Definitely one for the permanent gallery.
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::tigger3
12/12/06 10:59 PM GMT
Room for improvement I don't think so but there is room in my favs. Wonderfully done Brian. Sandi
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.DERAIN
12/13/06 2:19 AM GMT
excellent work.what about playing with contrasting colur// In this, orange would be a good choice to empahsize "cool" aspect of scene.could put some orange in sunlight on rocks, for example
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::phasmid
12/13/06 3:24 AM GMT
This is all pulled together in such a professional way, and as to DERAIN's comment, I think he's right about the orange, but I think the orange contrast is in there already with the reflection of the lighthouse and the stones leading out to it...love the way the reflection of the lighthouse sort of snakes its way out over the water closer to us..and also the rocks in the foreground are of an orange hue in warmth..so I think you've got it. Just one other thing I noticed that I really enjoyed was in the background along the horizon line, the clouds that are almost touching the water...excellent job ;)PJ
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::PatAndre
12/13/06 6:24 AM GMT
Whoa! The thumbnail does not do this justice. This is a keeper. Love the way the horizon almost disappears into the clouds. Beautiful scene.
Pat
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.ArmyBrat284
12/13/06 7:08 AM GMT
ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS!!! There are no other words to explain what you've captured here. Bravo!!!
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::Dunstickin
12/13/06 8:02 AM GMT
You done it again mate....listen to the accolade form those above!...and I add mine to them!...great work mucker!
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.catwink20
12/13/06 4:15 PM GMT
Too beautiful. Looks like a fantasy photo...too real to be true. Excellent.
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::purmusic
12/14/06 12:59 AM GMT
Really nice work here.

Had this in the voting booth and if it were not for the horizon, I would never have been able to tell it was a photo manipulation.

Compositionally, kind of conflicted with the central placement of the lighthouse ... but, the more I look at this image of yours ... the more I prefer it. Adding in that extra amount of texture from the stone seawall adds that little 'something something' to this one.

Hard pressed to find fault with this one ... getting extremely nit picky the shadows of the lighthouse itself, compared to those falling on the rocks are not 100% in my mind. Delineating the horizon somewhat more, could be an additional consideration.

I think this is excellent work. And but of course, thank you for sharing your efforts.
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.mapbc
01/06/07 2:15 PM GMT
I like it. Something about where the clouds meet the water looks off. like the horizon from the cloud shot is off from the water. That's really the only thing that stands out as being a manipulation, that and it's too perfect :-)
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::LynEve
01/08/07 9:31 AM GMT
This is like something out of a fantasy land - just stunning and I am filled with admiration.
Beautiful !! :)
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.sun7shine
08/16/07 6:49 PM GMT
what a wonderful picture, nice work! :D
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::Jimbobedsel
10/18/07 9:33 PM GMT
I have no idea on how to improve this. It's perfect in my eyes.
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Imagine you are there
.Tedi
04/28/12 4:43 PM GMT
What a view! Great shot.
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