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    When night comes

    Okay so this is way below the usual standard of excellence posted on this site by others. But I it caught my eye, not because of is eye catching appeal, but for its basic simplicity. Please feel free to get stuck in with the cc's. I accept that I am still a long way down on my learning curve with a long steep climb ahead of me.





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    Re: When night comes

    Looks like sheep has invaded your roo paddock.

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    Re: When night comes

    Quote Originally Posted by ucci View Post
    ... But I it caught my eye, not because of is eye catching appeal, but for its basic simplicity.
    Ken, I'm sure that there are lots of people who would see what they consider to be opportunities for improvement but I like it. To me it does have an eye-catching appeal precisely because of its simplicity.

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    Re: When night comes

    I like it. Is it a giant sheep or really tiny kangaroos is my only question.

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    Re: When night comes

    Nicely seen and captured.

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    Re: When night comes

    The only thing I would change, Ken, is to lose about half of that dark foreground.

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    Re: When night comes

    +1 to Geoff's suggestion. While you have not lost shadow detail there, you do have a fairly large and uninteresting "mass" just sitting there.

    Another alternative would be to raise the shadow detail. There is a lot data in the image (even as a JPEG), that could be brought out in post. I suspect it was not nearly as dark as this image shows when you took it.

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