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7 comments:
What a cool find.
Great capture and the colors came out so vividly. Is that the sign post in the background, sticking out into the water?
Nevermind, the post is still attached. Is that rock or a stick? The green line along the top of the water in this picture.
I'm pretty sure it is a branch, but it made me look twice when I was processing the pic. It looks like something man-made because it is so straight.
I processed the crap out of this picture to get the look I wanted. :)
I'm really happy with the result.
I really like this shot!
nice capture.
I really like the textures here. Hey Amp, I've just been catching up on your photos-- and though late as usual, want to tell you I've been amazed at your work over the past year! As you well know my favorites have been your barn and horse shots but I'm truly enjoying your talents with macros, bokeh and all the cool stuff you've done! May you continue to enjoy it!
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