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beautifull picture and composition, I would just boot up the saturation and contrast a notch (just my personal taste) the shot is nice as is.
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I'm a newbie myself, but personally I really like that you can't distinguish the water from the sky. I think it is a beautiful shot. I also would probably boost the saturation/contrast, but as barabe said, the shot is great as it is! Well done!
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I agree with doing some minor adjustments for saturation/color. The lack of a dividing line is "a huge deal for an image like this in professional photography"....it's part of what makes it a good image!
Nice capture.
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Your shot is beautiful, I would also boost up the saturation a bit. I don't think it's a problem that you can't recognise water from the sky.
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I agree, this is a great shot, but imagine how perfect it would look if there were a (not too) contrasting difference twixt sea and sky, showing a dreamy horizon. I don't suppose there was much you could have done if you were in a hurry, but landscape photographers will wait hours to get that perfect light. Great starter shot. PAUL
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This is a superlative first effort. Really, very well done! I could not disagree more with those who want more of a horizon line for two reasons: 1) there is a bright line just below the trees that suggest where the horizon is located, and 2) the ambiguity adds interest, inserting a line would be a detraction. I do, however, agree with the idea of playing with the saturation a bit; you may find it adds even more color interest and drama.
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+1 And I love that there you can't tell where the water ends and the sky begins.
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I personally like it that its hard to tell where they meet...
I like the shot and good job on getting out there for the sunrise!
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