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Dark and Stormy Night
Shot of some rather stormy weather at Twilight. Click the image for the on black photograph.
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Nigell,
Apart from the cloud, and some wee lights, I can't make out much more. Maybe a wee bit too dark?
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I think I have a lighting issue with the laptop. You should be able to see waves breaking over a pier clearly.
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I can see the waves over the pier....probably still a bit dark overall but in interesting image
Cameron
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Much better On Black than here.
If you are looking, click through. I tend to agree with Cam though. Just a bit too dark. Greg
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Can just make out the waves on my phone.
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