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Old 10-03-2007, 03:04 PM
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Old 10-03-2007, 05:24 PM
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Sweet! I love the glow from the setting sun and the detail it brings out in the rocks. Maybe just a little less sky? To me, it has interesting color close to the horizon but by the time you look at the top of the frame it's lost most of it's color.
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Old 10-03-2007, 05:32 PM
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Good point. thank you!
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Old 10-03-2007, 05:58 PM
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Beautiful shot. I like it jsut the way it is! aadam_21 has a point for certain, but I wonder if it would look as...I don't know...romantic without all that sky. Interesting people and beautiful detail.

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Thatw as the first time I had ever seen the sunset over the ocean. In Colorado we get to se them ove rthe mountain ranges but over the ocean was just amazing.
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I think if you take the subjects out of the shot it holds it own and sticks to the "Rules" and the placement of the subjects is near perfect in my eyes....I think the amount of sky is fine and love the gradient look of the sky. Hate to say it but the guy looks as if hes holding the woman hostage almost....LOL! I know he's not but look at the womans expression and then vision a knife in his right hand....LOL! Sorry I got a warped perception of things sometimes....
Great shot though windrider.....
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I had to chuckle at that one cause my comment was "your choking me!"
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see nt so far off! Throw the two of you in a bank and its a blockbuster for the summer of 08!
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I think this is a gorgeous shot and the composition and lighting are fabulous. I like how they appear almost like it is a candid shot and they are in their own little world, not realizing that a photographer was taking their photo.
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this one's a keeper....and i don't know if you and your mister are like we are, but there's too few shots of us together....much less one where we would each be happy with the result....the color is gorgeous and flattering to the both of you....

if i had to nit pick, i'd say your horizon is ever so slightly off....

wonderful shot, woman....and great memories for sure....

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