Very very nice

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Why thanks.

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I like it... I can see it working without the wires in the shot, but I do like the lines they produce through the frame. the color and light are beautiful.

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To bad the wires above...you should try to clear them out with Gimp or Photoshop.

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I find the slight contrast between people and their idea interesting. I am sure I could edit them out - in fact, I believe I have a one with the wires avoided; yet I will be honest, there is something about them that I like. They add a little bit of contrast, as well as help your eye follow from the darkness in the top right to the brightness of the cloud in the bottom. In addition, they add a bit more contrast between the shapes in the sky and the wires themselves, due to the fact that nothing in the sky is straight - the clouds and mist in the photograph are quite curved whereas the lines are quite the opposite.

Thanks for the comment.

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Thanks for the comment.

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As you can see, my friend, there is far more to this than what you can see, unless you look just a little bit deeper.

Thanks for the comment.

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As you can see, my friend, there is far more to this than what you can see, unless you look just a little bit deeper.

hmmm...maybe you are right...I'm not that good in photography...to be honest I don't even have a digital camera...I work only on the computer...where everything turns out "perfect"...so maybe that is why it is rather strange for me

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Well, I do some post production work, mostly just with hues and contrast in programs like Adobe Lightroom. I work on the computer often also, doing 3D Renderings as well as graphic and web design, so I understand where you are coming from, a world there clutter is bad. But with photography its entirely how you see your photo. So. Thanks for the comment regardless. Its not very often you get people that actually give you a good response and somewhat challenge your ideas, and I think its a shame it doesnt happen often. I like it, because it helps you develop what you like about your own work.

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