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Tree on the Mendips No.2

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    Smile Tree on the Mendips No.2

    Taken 2 days ago just before sunset. Shot as a single RAW file with a ND Grey grad filter. Comments welcome.

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    This is very well done with a beautiful composition!

    Always one to try and get the image to an 11, the teeny things i would do here would be to dodge the the tree a bit more so that the highlights are more prominent and maybe (not sure) a bit more sharpening on the grass.

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    I would selectively brighten the foreground to bring out the colour and add a little more punch, or use a software sunlight filter.

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