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  1. 09-21-2009, 09:39 PM #1
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    Nice picture! I love the water!
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    Very nice. I really love the feel of this one.
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    That looks like it's a cool shot without the treatment. But this version has impact for sure.
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    Lovely!! Did you Ortonize it?
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    very cool barefoot!!
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    Very cool, Barefoot.
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    Thanks, guys. I did use the Orton effect, but then diminished it to some degree by dodging and burning and waiting to the end to do my sharpening both local and global.
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