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Submitted: March 7, 2008
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wow great shot...love the colors!! :D

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:bulletblue: Amicus certus in re incerta cernitur :bulletblue:
:bulletblue: Den Wahren Freund erkennt man erst in der Not :bulletblue:
I loved the expanse of blue nothingness in the previous shot as well, typical Aussie sky :)

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I think he was right in this case.. this looks terrific

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l'audace, l'audace, toujours l'audace!
i think you made the right choice
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:+fav:

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Beauty is all around you, but photoshop helps
Ohhhhhhh..... Lovely indeed! :hug:
Hmmm...this is a tough choice. I like this one, which is tight and full of interest. However, I think the original shot has a charm that this one doesn't have. I guess it is an aesthetic choice.

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"Uncertainty is the essential, inevitable, and all-pervasive companion to your desire to make art. And tolerance for uncertainty is the prerequisite to succeeding." David Bayles and Ted Orland
I guess what I tried to say in the previous comment is that something about the "negative space," the expanding blue sky in the original, provides a very interesting contrast with the interesting patterns and textures of the field and actually made me look at the field more closely that I did in the newer crop (which I actually studied first before seeing the original.)

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"Uncertainty is the essential, inevitable, and all-pervasive companion to your desire to make art. And tolerance for uncertainty is the prerequisite to succeeding." David Bayles and Ted Orland
Think he was correct too.. this turned out beautifully..like the shadows and textures

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There is nothing worse than a sharp image of a fuzzy concept.
very nice shot!

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