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    See what you think

    See what you think about this one for a 12 x 30 inch print, Jeff
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    Re: See what you think

    the shadow left foreground looks too dark
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    Re: See what you think

    I like the scene, but like PAul said, the shadows in the lower left seem too dark. Some of the clouds seem too bright too. My eye keeps jumping back and forth from the dark shadow to the bright clouds. Overall I think the composition is nice, but I find the things I already mentioned take away from the image.
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    Re: See what you think

    The lower left shadow is the first thing that I saw a problem with.
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    Re: See what you think

    How about this version, Jeff
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    Re: See what you think

    The second one looks better.
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    Re: See what you think

    The second shot looks better, but it also looks a bit too warm and lacks contrast (the one thing I like much better in the first shot). Perhaps a slight boost to the contrast and a small white balance correction is all it needs.

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