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Submitted: August 22, 2011
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Chilltop IIby ~Meowgli

Photography / Animals, Plants & Nature / Landscapes

A little bit out of season but I've only just gotten around to editing this one! Taken the same shoot as:

I mentioned at the end of the comments on the previous image there was one more to come without the fence... many months later it's nice to finally be able to keep my word

I'd love some feedback as to which you prefer out of these two... of the people I've asked so far it's about a 50/50 split. I actually had this one earmarked for my stock portfolios but I'm considering putting it in my main one now (posting it here does not mean it's stock by the way!). It's simple and a bit cliché I know, but I still think it would make for a nice winter print. What do you reckon? C&C welcome as always.

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~benas1971 Oct 20, 2011

beautiful

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~MsDulcet Sep 20, 2011 Hobbyist Photographer

Love the lines and light in this one!

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~ambulance-ambience Sep 20, 2011 Hobbyist Photographer

featured here! [link]

~Meowgli Sep 20, 2011 Photographer

thank you for the feature!

*islandtime Sep 18, 2011

fabulous light and colour

~ambulance-ambience Sep 17, 2011 Hobbyist Photographer

I love how lightly the snow has dusted the ground in both of these pictures. You did a good job keeping the second hill visible. I seem to always have a problem keeping the foreground lit up aw well as showing details in the sky. But this is perfect!

~Meowgli Sep 18, 2011 Photographer

thank you very much! you could try using a graduated filter or shooting separate exposures and blending them later in photoshop... if you're not sure how to do this check out this tutorial

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~ambulance-ambience Sep 18, 2011 Hobbyist Photographer

Awesome, thanks! I've heard of people doing this but haven't tried it out yet. (Mainly because I wasn't sure how to do it) But this will help me out tremendously!

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