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The trees and poles are pretty inoquous IMO. I'd pp out the poles if they are that much of a distraction. However, the poles are a minor detail in comparison to the heavy blue cast of the lower section and the piercing sun. The blue especially need correcting.

Ed
 
As a follow up to my earlier comments about the blue cast, I did this as a quick test. I think it should be going more in this direction:



Ed
 
love the 2nd version, the first was good but almost sci-fi... i love the tide pools , we get good sunsets but we have flat beaches , nice shot!!
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Susan
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I painted over the blue area with an approximation of the complementary colour. You can see the sort of colour I used by looking at the drop shadow which has gone a bit orange in places. I think the paint mode in PS was "color".

Ed
 
thanks - here is a vertical shot i took at the same place about 30 sec before hand - i used your technique and got this in the foreground. What do you think? I have posted this photo again in another thread.

 
Great light..great composition..cracker shot..nice one!
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Clint is on holiday! Soon to return! ;-)
 
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