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    When I see this ruins I get idea to making something like this.
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    i so want to go there.

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    VERY cool vyeko. Like the processing and I have a suggestion
    My suggestion would be to darken the brightest parts of the sky by about 10-20%
    Then I would dodge that yellow window by a good 20% or more.
    My reasoning for this is that the darker sky and brighter yellow window would likely make this already moody and mysterious image even more moody and mysterious.
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    Good point Marko and suggestion. It is to much bright for night hours.Hope that is second version close what you have thinking.
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    Beautiful !

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    Thank you Isa Luna.

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    Hmmmm, lol - I think you may have gone a bit too far for my eye.....I can see the details in the house much better in shot 1 and i like those details.
    I might go somewhere in between the 2 but it's your eye that rules, I just make suggestions for my own eye.
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    I can see what Marko is saying with darkening the sky, but I love this image! As you can tell from my own images, I LOVE texture. This is amazing!

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    I like the first one also, nicely done.
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    I like the first one. I can understand the "brightness" but I just pass it to the moon behind the building lol. Nicely done.
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