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Old 05-21-2009, 02:13 AM
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Tom,

I'm in the same boat. Once I'm home with the wife and kids, if I even think about jumping on the computer I get hemmed up for ignoring my family. I usually get up extra early while the wife is still asleep to do my photo-editing.

Eric

I do the same but usually at night once everyone is asleep, i just start on my passion.
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Old 05-21-2009, 12:06 PM
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My home computer time is usually early in the mornings on weekends while I'm having my coffee. I try to squeeze in a hour or so.
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Old 05-21-2009, 12:22 PM
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Was out shooting indian paintbrushes awaiting a storm in hopes of capturing some nice cloud formations. I did succeed but there is something about this shot that keeps making me take a second look.
I found the emerging cloud to be unique and I quickly positioned myself so that the trees would frame the cloud. These clouds were moving pretty fast so I didn't have much time to compose.
I think the sun in the bottom right corner adds a little touch of flare to a rather uninteresting area. Anyone agree?
Does the fact that the trees are more of a silouhette do anything for the picture or are they more like boring black blotches?
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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I like it, and as you say the last thing you see is the tiny light star. Great shot wonderful tones.
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Appreciate the comment dannyrich.
Don't think it is a wall hanger but certainly one to achieve on the computer.
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