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I like it, you could tone down the colors a little bit, but thats just my opinion. I think it is good that you aren't over doing the HDR. Keep up the good work!
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Welcome to DPS, I'm including a link to the guidelines so you'll know what information you need to include with your posts in the critique section. thanks
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You nailed it for your first try! It looks very smooth and natural. The only thing I would say could be fixed is the very very slight halos around the buildings. Like I said they aren't too noticeable and blend pretty well with the sky, but if your looking closely, you can see them. Also, maybe edit out the top left section of those rails? To me they don't add anything to the picture. Good shot though and thanks for sharing!
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