Ok 7 pics posted is a big dose but will be away for a week so none for a bit now.
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These two were taken just as the daylight started to unfold but the sun is still behind the cloud on the horizon.
Ok 7 pics posted is a big dose but will be away for a week so none for a bit now. Comments welcome: Bob
"Wake up and smell the pixels!"
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Number 2 rocks. haha
 First one, the sky seems a bit muddy? Michael
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Both images are excellent, but somehow the second is better because of the composition and detail.
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Both nice Bob. The 2nd is my pick. Are they HDR's or are you using an ND grad??
Steve
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Reverse ND Grad and C-Pol - Steve Bob
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the second shot makes this site look very interesting........ and more to explore with your camera...... good shooting
Cheers ....bp....
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