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Would you mind telling us the steps you did to achieve your final look? Please and thank you
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Very well done scooter
With the (real) clouds overhead, I'm not sure I would have taken the time to clean the pier myself... I would be too worried about impending rainy doom looming overhead. Anyway, you did a really good job of blending your work and making the edit look natural, and I also like the extra contrast you added to their reflections in the pier. I would like to suggest that you consider lowering the saturation of the red on his shoes... Normally a pop of color like that is a good thing, but it's coming from his feet, so... I might also suggest adding a vignette at 30% to help draw the eyes up to the faces of the subjects ![]() All in all, great shot and great edit
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It was pretty slippery too!!!
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Nice edit, between the choice of scrubbing down a pier and cleaning it up in PS I think you made the right decision.
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