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last year, pulled from the "is it worth uploading?" folder -- the evening light hadn't been as impressive as I'd hoped. I'd picked it for processing, but it's rare for a shot that was disappointing at the time to ever turn into something worth using, and common for processing of such an image to appear obvious, contrived, desperate and very wrong. I hope this is more the former than the latter...
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antinbath
2012-06-27 07:51:40
Definitely worth uploading! Beautiful. Looks unreal.
J e n s
2012-07-01 02:42:33
What a view, super! Great mood with the light, but seems a bit underexposed, maybe? Apart from the bright faces of those houses...
David Rothwell (rothwell172)
2012-08-03 02:21:31
I would say so, brilliant composition. I would of liked to see maybe a tilt-shift lense to be used but that's just me.