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morning thaw
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morning thaw
Donna R. Moratelli |
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Great atmosphere, but I think that picture needs some cropping.
October 06, 2001
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Donna R. Moratelli |
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HI, Thanks, I noticed that when the enlarged version was coming into view. thanks for the comment. donnarae
October 06, 2001
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Donna R. Moratelli |
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HI, Thanks, I noticed that when the enlarged version was coming into view. thanks for the comment. donnarae
October 06, 2001
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I'm a new member here but in looking at photos ,your name is under many that I like. Ienjoy the way you see things thanks for shareing . Rich
February 08, 2002
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Great photo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
May 26, 2019
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Marla Kaufman |
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cool shot!!!! Keep up the good work.
May 26, 2019
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wow thats all I can think of saying it's wonderful, this is my favorite you have done I think, and I dont think it needs anything, it's perfect!
September 16, 2003
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Damian P. Gadal |
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Great shot!
September 16, 2003
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Great shot indeed Donna ! Nice use of interesting foreground. Very correct exposure. It would be better if you make the horizon perfectly horizontal.
January 08, 2004
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Tyler S. Northrup |
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Great photo, although it seems a little out of focus, but I love the look and feel of the image, great job
April 01, 2004
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Bill Hammer |
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Donna, I read a criticism of this photo which was wrong. The comment was that your horizon was not level. The only time you can be sure of the horizon is when you are lookjing at the region where the sky meets the surface of the earth such as on an ocean. When an island or shore line is in the way it may just mean that one part of the island or shoreline is closer (such as the left side of your photo) to the camera. The clue that your photo is aligned correctly is that the trees are vertical. I have seen camera club judges make the same mistake. The horizon is the point where you are looking at the earths curvature not the point where something happens to touch water. Great shot.
April 12, 2004
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I think this is a really pretty photo and Bill is right although not all trees are exactly straight. I had the same problem with a picture in which many of the trees were at a slant. It really made the pic look off. But, actually the the majority of the trees were at a slant due to a hurricane.
April 13, 2004
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You are my personal hero, your photos inspire me. THanks
April 16, 2004
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I don't think you need to crop at all. Not trying to be poetic but I see the ice and trees as a lifeless area that waits all winter for the warming of the sun to melt away the cold months and bring out new life. So much for “trying to not be poetic”, but pictures speak to me and that’s what I hear from yours. Patrick
April 26, 2004
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Mary E. Heinz |
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I think this is really nice and if cropped it will be ANOTHER nice photo.
September 26, 2005
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