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Your right, I could here it begging from here.
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The foreground is beautiful. It would've been nice to have had some sun on the lighthouse itself. Looks like the clouds at the top were moving and became a little blurry. Rather than having the horizon at the centre, you could probably crop out the blurry clouds and end up with a more pleasing shot.
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thanks guys, Sterling your right those are rain clouds rolling in, i got here about 5 mins to late i think soon after this shot i had to pack up and run to the car huge down pour, you can see in the horizon the nice sky that i missed lol!!
the lens is nikkor 18-200mm 3.5-5.6 VR DX AF-S ED on a D40X f/11 5 sec exposure ISO 100 cheers
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Outstanding HDR work.
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Please be sure to ask what you are wanting us to critique. Txs
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Back to the photo -- I like the treatment, but I can tell it's HDR. It may just be a personal thing, but I rarely like knowing that a photo is HDR just by looking at it.
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