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We took a ride up to the Mountains yesterday. It ended up being a very stormy and rainy day. Took a few shots in between the rain. My laptop monitor is still messed up, so not sure that I tweaked these so that the colors are good or not, but they looked ok on my end lol
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They look fine Sue and what great captures they are. Wow that sky looks angry. I love the second one. I just love that bench. The comostion is excllent on all of them too. Very nice work Sue, I hopy you didn't get wet.
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Thanks Jake. No, we didn't get wet til we came home and went out for our bike ride. The sky just opend up about half way through it. At that point there is no easy or quicker way home. My daughter was cracking up at us.
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Lovely shots. What a rare combo on #3, gray skies and bright green vegetation. You can clearly see how the light is shining through at the bottom half (tree trunk) - very cool!
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Thanks. It was a weird sky ... dark black in places, white white in places, blue in others and yes some sun. Weird skies to go along with the weird summer we are having so far
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Seems good buddy. My fav would be the first one
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