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Following on the advice from our dear fellow photographers here, I had cropped the picture and although I can't move the sun, I could create a different feeling by adjusting the exposure from the RAW file. Any feedback is most appreciated. Thank you. cheers, Arthur
Arthur, great shot, very peaceful I like it......have you tried pp with a bit more of a warm glow IE orange - yellow, just a thought
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Hi Have not tried with orange filter. Thanks for the suggestion. I will try it with PS. regards, Arthur
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