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Wow! Breathtaking shot, Mark. GREAT work.
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This is fantastic Simms. Wonderful atmosphere.
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should have won. brilliant image
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Spectacular....would have given it at least the 3rd ribbon!!!
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Nice moody shot - terrific colour palette.
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Simms? r u new around here? :) Nice!
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Favorite of the challenge. Congrats on the HM.
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Looking good for a "shoehorn". Nice work.
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Congrats for the 5th place , Mark ! Impressive shot!
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Congrats on 5th, Mark. A solid 9 from me.Message edited by author 2011-08-29 01:26:18.
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Well, look at you! This is beautiful and well worthy of a top 5 finish!! Congrats!
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This is awesome processing. Great shot.
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Love the drama! Congrats on the hm
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Superbamondo, I made that word up just for you. 10 and front page.
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Love the greasy textures.
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The color and composition are great.
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Right. Well, I'm going to give it to you, because you can take it.
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breathtaking!!!!!!! fanfreakingtastic! Love the moodiness! (Cant vote- not currently a paying member but wanted to leave some love)
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I like the dark tones of this pic, makes it very moody.
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this is wonderful, love the motion of the water, and you've also got a great sky
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This feels like someone coming out of the water after a near drowning, with city lights and help so far away...
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border hurts a stunning RGB - must have been tempting to go monochrome. 9
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EASILY the best one in the challenge. The processing on this is absolutely perfect and creates the most wonderful emotive scene. The texture and the tones are gorgeous. I'd love to know your processing steps on this.
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