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Published: 2008-05-03 12:59:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 23146; Favourites: 593; Downloads: 0
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Only summer left now
+re-edit Jan 2010 - removed border/reduced saturation+
+re-edit April 2010 - neatimage and colour correction+
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Youre right - it would be perfect
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then add in one of your beautiful nude models, and you got some fun and wonderful imagery
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Thank you 
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Thank you
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Thanks for this amazing picture. You have a feature here ^^ ----> [link]
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i also like the subtle slope of the horizon, diagonal but not exagerated
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Thanks, much appreciated
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It's a lovely scene, but to me there is a greenish tint even to the sky?
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Two parts to this answer
I have got some concerns about monitor calibration at present - looks fine (to my eye) on my laptop but i have looked at my DA account on other laptops and desktops and seen a variety of different colour results (some good, some very bad) and some monitor that make the images look horribly over saturated. - not sure of a way forward yet on this issue - maybe a Mac
Some people are sticklers for 100% natural colours/saturation etc whereas I tend to push these a bit (which many call overprocessing) if i feel i can achieve more punch or impact - the trick is not to overdo it
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Oh I see - and I totally understand about the problem with screens and monitors too. I've had awful times in the past when I had to use my old laptop if my main pc went down for instance. Now I'm using a "new" laptop (9 months old now), but I have a separate 22" lcd flat screen attached, which gives me far better results. I also have Firefox calibrated to sRGB, which is what I work in on my computer. (I'm not sure if that's the right one to have it set to and must do some more investigations into that as there are lots of options I could use in FF.)
Anyway, no worries. I haven't a clue about Macs and whether they are all calibrated to a standard of their own or what? What is important is to have a screen that's anti-glare, and has a very good field of tilt (up or down, or sideways) vision, i.e. doesn't change or go off when you're not directly in front of it.
I wish you well in your search
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This picture is so gorgeous!! Can I please make something out of it w/ photoshop?
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Yeah, no problem - just send me a link so i can see what you've done
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[link]
I'm not sure how else you send a link 
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Loved Your Seasonal Tree Photograph, I Used It & Put It In To My Own Compilation With Three Other Photographs From Three Other Photographers, Credit Is Given To Where The Source Was Found.
Check The Outcome: [link]
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I have featured your lovely photograph in my journal here: [link]
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I think I like this photo the most.. Something so perfect about it, its almost unearthly. Or at least it does not look anything like I've ever seen where I live. Once again, truly inspiring.
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