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Chad

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'Reflecting on the Reflection'
 

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Beautiful place, thanks for sharing
 
Hmmm... well, that only breaks every single rule of portraiture.

But...

It works and I like it!
 
Not every rule! The man is not in the center!
 
Thank you for the comments. I have no issue upon breaking rules from time to time - lol. In this case I believe this works. Thanks again!
 
Thank you for the comments. I have no issue upon breaking rules from time to time - lol. In this case I believe this works. Thanks again!
Works for me! we don't need rules ....... all the time :)
Nice place, great refection!
 
Thank you for the comments. I have no issue upon breaking rules from time to time - lol. In this case I believe this works. Thanks again!
Works for me! we don't need rules ....... all the time :)
Nice place, great refection!
Thank you!
 
Really nice! Love the sweeping blue in the sky. Makes me think I could use some of that solitude! :) Did you use the camera timer or a remote?
 
Judging from the sky I'm assuming this was shot with a polarizer on the lens? That might be my only nit with this shot--the wave of blue in the sky is a tad too conspicuous for me. Cool photo, though.
 
I'm seeing some posterization in the sky. Maybe a bit too much saturation or contrast adjustment there.
 
Rules? who follows rules around here, lover the pic, can't imagine picture being nicer and would love to be a portrait of me there :)
 
Really nice! Love the sweeping blue in the sky. Makes me think I could use some of that solitude! :) Did you use the camera timer or a remote?
Thank you for your comment! I used an IR remote to trigger the camera which was on a 10 second delay. And yes, every once in awhile, Solitude is king.
 
I'm seeing some posterization in the sky. Maybe a bit too much saturation or contrast adjustment there.
The jpeg file is quite small which is adding to the posterization that you see. The full file is smooth as glass. Thanks for the comment
 

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