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This happened to one of my uploads and since then I've seen several more... is there something going on with DPS.
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Ah... so that's why you can't actually see any of the photos in my profile album?! Explains it!
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Beautiful shot, nice composition. I think some might think there is too much water, but I like it.
I think this shot could benefit from fixing the angle of the buildings caused by the wide angle lens, because all the buildings are on the right. It looks a little unbalanced. As for the tone mapping, I think the shot is suffering from "Toxic Sky Syndrome"! It looks like a bad day in San Bernardino Valley! Lol. Keep 'em coming!
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You have a lovely photo here, with a scene that provides great foreground, midground and background interest.
I like the aforementioned comments by Doctor Atomo. It reminded me of an antique vintage post card effect, did you try your image in sepia tones? |
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I used Gradient map adjustment layer to do the tone mapping...appreciate your comments
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