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Here what i tried is to have natural Silhouettes (Tree and moon) and a precious sunset of the desert in the background.
What do you say? ![]() or ![]() (After a little editing with iphoto)
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The second shot looks artificial but the first one has great natural coloring and composition
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The first shot is definitely a great natural shot, it really captures what you were going for but the in my opinion the second photo is better. Photo manipulation goes a long way with people and the fact that colors pop out more and glow a bit more allows for that romantic feeling of a sunset with a crescent moon to be present. I would definitely try to blend it a bit more between the orange and the blue, thats where it seems kind of fake. Other then that, fantastic shot.
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I like the first one as well! Nice shot!
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