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This is a really strong capture.
The composition is fantastic ,that walkway is a perfect leading line that draws you right into the frame. The long exposure has created a beautiful, dreamlike quality in both the water and the sky.
I definitely think it’s worth spending more time on. My only thought for a different direction would be to lean into the color contrast. Maybe subtly enhance the cool blues of the water and sky while bringing a little warmth and texture back into the wooden walkway to create a stronger point of separation. But honestly, it’s a killer shot mate as it is. Great eye.
Or Mono Black and white with all the nice textures that can be seen on the water and clouds.
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Allows Edits? YesYeah, thanks mate. Looking at it on the big screen and I 100% agree with you. These are the dangers of editing on a phone. I’m gonna take another look at the walkway and the white water and see what I can do about the colour cast. I might even post a black-and-white version!
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I like it a lot .. a Study in Blue! Definitely worth working on, maybe some of Patricks suggestions, or maybe a different crop?
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Allows Edits? YesThanks, Tersha – yeah I’ll dig back into it with those suggestions. There’s not much left to crop except a little bit of full ground which is totally blue water. I usually don’t go for the square crop but this was one of those rare instances.
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