Calm Day IV - Image Updated** by NicoleFaber

Photography • Landscape • posted on Jun 21, 2006

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Kodak Dig & GIMP (scaling & sig & post work) I have a question... I posted a picture called Calm Day .. this picture is a couple inches to the left... Do you like this one or the other one better?? I am not sure if the dock is too much for the image or not.. Ok... did some updating... Comments and jazz welcome! Nicole

Comments (14)

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drakkan

4:59AM | Wed, 21 June 2006

Both of them are nice but I like this one better. The dock adds some feeling to it. Well done!

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Fred255

5:31AM | Wed, 21 June 2006

Very lovely picture, from a very lovely lady

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nathalie06

6:17AM | Wed, 21 June 2006

So lovely, with a very good work on the colors. I prefere this one to the previous version, with this composition, the luminosity is gorgious. You have a superb serie of Sunsets. So nice gallery Nicole !

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PeeWee05

6:18AM | Wed, 21 June 2006

This one is lovely, the lighting and natural colours are perfect!

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Zacko

6:31AM | Wed, 21 June 2006

I definitly prefer this one. The dock adds alot, in a good way, to this compo. The sky looks gorgeous, i love the colors. And the reflections are perfect as well. Just two things though....first your signature....kinda distracting. Id suggest you used a smaller font. Second...the water is sloping to the right. Id suggest you straighten out the horizon a little. Have a great day.

BorisB

8:33AM | Wed, 21 June 2006

This is wonderful! What a gorgeous atmosphere with beautiful colors, great!!

dragonfly2000

8:57AM | Wed, 21 June 2006

The trouble with the dock is that it nails the composition on the left frame, with little to pull the eye into the image; might also move the horizon line up or down and more level [down would give more of that great sky] as in the middle it too is somewhat static. Wonderful exposure on this landscape.

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