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Submitted: June 10, 2010
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Bright sunshine IIby *tomsumartin

Photography / Animals, Plants & Nature / Other

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Critique by *chrissiebear Jun 10, 2010, 3:41:23 AM

I love this image. It is perfectly exposed with so much detail rendered in the sky and foreground. The capture is perfectly timed with the sun breaking over the horizon, the morning mist, and the clouds dispersing across the sky and the composition is well thought out with all elements adding up to a beautiful image. However, my only criticism is in the foreground. I would have, during the shoot, pulled the 2 tallest pieces of grass down as it creates a distraction and a block to the rest of the image as your eye is drawn to them. Apart from this, a great image.

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~bravery99 Apr 1, 2011 Student Photographer

oh its so beautiful! i love the sky!

*papatheo Apr 1, 2011 Professional Photographer

Great shot my friend!!!

*ThorBet Apr 1, 2011

Great work!

!plugastwo Jul 16, 2010

Stunning...

~Dani-the-Naiad Jul 13, 2010 Hobbyist Writer

I love this!

*Sun-Seeker Jul 12, 2010

great exposure, you did well!

!chocoholicmandi Jun 24, 2010

Nice shot!!

~AhMuseMe Jun 14, 2010

Simply beautiful. This is a dynamic composition all the way through. (Chem trails included) I would like to see the image without the two tall pieces as suggested previously. Just to see how it truly affects the depth of the whole. Well Done!