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    Re: Winter Sunset at Hyde's Mill

    Second edit for me, too.

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    Re: Winter Sunset at Hyde's Mill

    Dare I say perfection?

    You are in my top five of photogs whose work I admire on here.
    It's not blurry. It's bokeh.

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    Re: Winter Sunset at Hyde's Mill

    WOW, thank you Jeta! That means a lot!
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    Re: Winter Sunset at Hyde's Mill

    Mike - Very nice colors. A lot of good stuff in the shot though I think it is somewhat vacant in the middle.

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    Re: Winter Sunset at Hyde's Mill

    Mike,

    This is absolutely faultless in my eyes. I like the second version.

    Good work.

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    Re: Winter Sunset at Hyde's Mill

    Mike, before the time passes too far along, congratulations on the sticky! It is very much deserved. This is one of the best shots I've ever seen on PR. :thumbsup:

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    Re: Winter Sunset at Hyde's Mill

    Thanks everyone for the feedback.

    As I said before, this spot is photographed a LOT. I always find it challenging to come away from here with an image that I have never seen before. This weekend, I showed this image to a retired photographer, and he said the same thing. It's a challenge to come up with something new from this location, and he went on to say that this image was the best photo of this spot he had ever seen. That comment, and all of the feedback in this thread made me glad that I braved the cold that night to go out and make this image.

    Thanks again everyone.
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