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    I love the november palette as well. Well taken WD
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    Thanks guys. I really like that one for the red in the bg.
    This one I decided to desaturate quite a bit to emphasize the bleakness. I kind of like it. It works in a way black and white doesn't; I tried both.
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    Love the above photo for it's composition but I find the pp to green/yellow for my taste.

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    Nice shots! Love the colours in the first one and the bleakness of the 2nd one is rather cool .
    Great job on the composition of both shots .

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    Quote Originally Posted by kat View Post
    Love the above photo for it's composition but I find the pp to green/yellow for my taste.

    I'm going to ditto this.
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    Very nice. I like the "character" in the walkway........no straight lines.

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    thanks guys. yeah, the walkways are pretty free form, although I do wonder why the abrupt jog in the first one...what were they trying to avoid??

    Here's another view into the marsh. It was raining, but I was quick and it was worth it. I threw the fg cattail out of focus to sort of echo the fog. I'm afraid it leaves it without a definitive subject that is in sharp focus, but that's what rainy days on the north shore are like.

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    Shot 1 for me please, Dig the lighting, comp and mood on that one.
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    Very nice WD. Love that first one especially.
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