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Comment by ArpeggioAngel:
Great moment to capture. I went to Assateague many years ago as a child. Would love to go back now as an adult to take pics like these.

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Comment by SandyP:
This is so beautiful. I don't see too many photos of horses on the beach, but somehow it makes both the horses and the beach look even more majestic!!! Fantastic photo!!!

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Comment by SandyP:
Ohmygosh. . .what a CUTE photo!!! This is such a great capture. It looks like he's talking to you :)

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Comment by Jutilda:
AWWWW. Nicely composed, but the lighting seems a touch flat. I wonder if you played with filters, and some unsharp mask if you couldn't bump it up in post editing. Might be fun to try.

Antelope Canyon
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Comment by alfresco:
Oooohhh! Now that's a nice light beam. Great capture.

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Comment by alfresco:
Nice shaft of light. I would suggest a little more PP to bring out the shaft and contrast it with the sandstone. Overall I really like this. Nice job!

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Comment by cmstys:
This is a picture of empty locust shells taken during the day. I really liked the way the sun made the eyes appear like they are glowing. My father has a tree covered with all these locust shells, and this picture was taken on one of the branches. I did not edit this photo in the least bit as I am still learning photoshop. I knew it had something wrong with it, and it could possibly be the lighting since it was taken during mid day.

I appreciate everyone's comments and advice. I am just beginning, and I realize that the major challenge for me is going to be learning photoshop so I will continue to forge ahead in that area. Thanks again!
Tonya

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Comment by Bear_Music:
Holy moses, what IS that?

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Comment by larsc:
ummm i dont gett it

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Comment by nzorro:
Oooh I like this picture; It's so funny and I love the diagonal; I wish the foreground would be brighter and also a little bit more in focus; still - a great pic;