You need to crop the people out Reply »

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Thank you ibmaxed. I should read more carefully!!

edit...just switched pics Reply »

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beautiful image, but you may want to straighten the horizon. Reply »

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Thank both of you. Friiskiwi, the horizon is now flat as a pancake. Reply »

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Thanks, I do like straight horizons. Reply »

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A bit too much of a color cast, it has a hard green tint overlying the wonderful natural color of the squash, but the photo itself, sans the plasticy, artificial color is wonderful! Reply »

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Nice, but I agree with MossyB... need to lower your greens some Reply »

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Thanks to both of you!

I've made adjustments as suggested, although it doesn't seem to appear the same here as it does on my CS3. I'll work on it when i get home.
Edit: Went back into camera RAW and adjusted some more, especially warming the warm colors. Hope it looks better. Reply »

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Yes, this looks much better. Good luck Reply »

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I know that place...I was there last summer, simply a wonderful area...well done author Reply »

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I love that you've included what settings you used to make this photo. Good job keeping the clipping down as well (something I have a hard time doing when shooting snow). If you adjust the horizon line to lay flat instead of at an angle I'd say this picture will look even better! That's just personal preference though; it looks great even on its own. GL! Reply »

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Thanks for the comment magicsteve. It's actually a hill and the shot is level, but I see what you are saying. Reply »

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I get a lonesome feeling looking at this. I like it when I feel something. GL

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Beautiful Reply »

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I am pretty sure this is a hand. Reply »

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Love the light Reply »

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wonderful shot...gl Reply »

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very nice image -- good compostion and contrast Reply »

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