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Published: 2009-06-16 16:44:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 5675; Favourites: 295; Downloads: 82
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I was lucky to capture this stormy light yesterday at the coast.It started raining a moment before I took this photograph but fortunately I didn't leave as it stopped raining after a while.
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Thank you very much for suggesting me things and you are right about the water motion. In this case it wasn't really possible though. It was windy and I had to use fairly fast shutter speed to prevent any motion on the flowers. Of course I could have done a complicated blending job but I honestly have to say I am not that good with Photoshop and I want to minimize the time spent on processing photos.
Here I thought the flowers positioned in the center would make a much stronger composition than if they were to the right or to the left so I positioned them to the middle.
Thank you again for the very constructive comment and I appreciate it a lot!
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You're welcome. Yes, I see how you feel, it was just a suggestion to try off center... because while it has a great effect, it has been done a lot... then again, you have to ask yourself if it really matters that everything you do is totally unique? Some things are done a lot because the look good after all.
I know what you mean about the wind. Darn.
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I normally try to compose off-center. But in this case I found the centered composition the best.
I did take different compositions too though.
Yeah, I know these kind of pictures with the flowers in the foreground are done a lot but in my opinion this one has a special lighting
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Yes, it does, like I said, I love it, I just thought I would say something constructive, and let you knwo why I didn't give it a high score on originality... but like I said, that's fine, some times things are done a lot because they just look good.
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your beautiful work is featured in my new journal...[link]
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The colors are amazing, they really pop out. With all those different layers it makes a really interesting photography, it's different then what you normally see of nature photographs.
The first I noticed was the light shining, it really looks amazing.
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Thank you for the comment
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A fascinating mix of elements Vesa. The sky, the foreground, the rocks..... I like it a lot. Nice work.
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fantastic composition and lighting. The warm colors are great!
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Hi there
You've been featured in my latest journal 
Have a good one!
Josie
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This is some unique view. The foreground vegetation is unseen to my eyes 
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Thanks mate! Glad you like it
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I still haven't taken a single trip farther up north in Norway, but planning to soon
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If you're coming in a month, drop by in BugΓΈynes and we'll go shooting
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If I eventually end up there, we most definetly must do that!
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This photo have been featured on Thumbs of the Week 77th .
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The clarity and color here are eyecatching. There is a nice balance between the bottom right and the right (hay) and the rock in the water. The detail in the clouds are great.
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two of ur new deviations have been featured here dear,[link]
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Thank you so much dear. I really appreciate that
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omg
u made me fall with u hahaa
i thought this is kinda photo manipuation thing but no i was wrong
i love this soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much.
i hope u understood what that LONG SO means hehehehehehe
take care
really missing u and hope to talk to u very soon.
u didn't tell me abt ur birthday thing?
oh that we'll do in online ok?
i m so sorry abt the parcel thing that didn't arrive on time T_T
missing u wadever,
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Thank you so much! Glad you like it dear
I'm hoping to talk to you soon too!
I'll tell you about the past few weeks when we're both online.
Looking forward to hearing from you too.
Don't worry about the parcel. I will receive it later
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