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This is magical. How did you process the wheat to look as amazing as it does?
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Thank you!
Not much. Just the backlight gives the wheat the texture.
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beautiful shot! I wish I get to see a sunflower field in REAL atleast once!!
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Your photograph has been featured in my journal
Existential Refinement Vol.66 [link]
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This wonderful photo has been featured here - [link]
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The details of the image are breathtaking. Composition is wonderful as well. The golden glow of the morning light is gorgeous.
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Wow, another breathtaking capture! I love the detail of the foreground flowers, flowing back into the long stretching field.
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WOW, excellent job!!! wonderful picture! I adore it!!!
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this image has been featured in my latest news article, titled: "Step Out of the Darkness and into the Light", found here: [link]
Hope you like it
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Hi there !
Your beautiful work has been featured in this news article : Landscapes - a feature presentation #2
Thank you for sharing your art for the world to see
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a bit of a classical composition, but wonderfull execution... what to say... That's nearly impossible to get a photo like that, directly against the sun... absolutely good..
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Thanks for the kind words
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I have tried sunset photos like these, with not much success. How is you foreground so well lit when you're facing the sun. How did you expose? Do you use filters? Sorry for all the questions!
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I exposed for the lights, and then with help of photoshop I brought some details out from the shadows. It was made during a sunrise, and the Sun is way on the right.
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Beautiful photos in your gallery. I chose this one as my favourite. : )
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this lovely image has been featured in my latest article, titled "Shades of Red, Orange, and Yellow", found here
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Hope you like it
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Thank you very much
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