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Very foreboding!
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Great. That’s the effect I was going for.
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The photo makes me sad. Rather like the storm bearing down on the last rays of hope.
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And that it can evoke such an emotion…makes me happy. :) Thank you for taking the time to let me know, BTS… I worked with the photo some to try bring out even more that same dark feeling I initially felt from it.
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The golden winter grass (if that’s what it is) against the darkness is stunning!
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Not sure what kind of grass it is…decorative grass?…but it’s green in the summer. But I’m so glad you like the picture. I think it turned out nicely, too. Thank you, Lorna.
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I really admire people who can make magic with cameras. I know I can’t!
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Ha ha…well, if I’m making any magic photographically-wise, it has more to do with the photo-editing software and less with my skills as a photographer, I would imagine. The original photo looked nothing like what I posted. Well, it looked something like it but it didn’t have that doom and gloom feel to it. That was manipulated in :)
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