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    Barn a different view

    I was torn between this version and the first version I posted.
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    Re: Barn a different view

    I like this one as well. You have a little more details in the mountians. Nice.
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    PS. I have some spare ugly wood to go with it if you need some. LOL
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    Re: Barn a different view

    I used a longer focal length for this one to bring the mountains in closer, my niggle with this one is you can readily see the roofs of the houses just below the bases of the mountains. Thanks for the ugly woodpile offer but I'll stick with the empty snowfield.
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