Down By The River...
Jay925
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Taken with an old Olympus P&S earlier today. Still have a feeling I could brighten it up slightly.
Anyway, C&C welcomed,
Jay.
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Taken with an old Olympus P&S earlier today. Still have a feeling I could brighten it up slightly.
Anyway, C&C welcomed,
Jay.
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- F501
- F80
- 18-55 AF Nikkor
- 28-80 Zoom AF Nikkor
- 18-55 VR
- 18-105 VR
- 70-210 AF Nikkor
- Tamron 70-300 Telephoto
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- F501
- F80
- 18-55 AF Nikkor
- 28-80 Zoom AF Nikkor
- 18-55 VR
- 18-105 VR
- 70-210 AF Nikkor
- Tamron 70-300 Telephoto
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jack-fitzsimons
http://wix.com/JFPhoto/JFPhotography
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Crop the left side off (a few inches), and a bit less contrast and/or sharpness
Otherwise, hard to brighten cause the light is so flat. Maybe a bit more cropped off the top as well will help?
Hope that helps! Looks like a nice lake.
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