ooooooo very nice

It's a very pretty shot, the colors are vibrant and not blinding, and the pallette is cohesive. It is, however, very much a "background shot", as in it doesn't really have a big focal point. The island is the only real draw to the eye and it doesn't have sharp features. But, if you're going for that, you hit it on the mark and quite beautifully at that.

wow man, it hardly even looks real, but I love the simplicity. Excellent composition here, love the big amount of sky. must go to bed...hehe, peace!

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another beautiful nightshot... but go on what are the manipulations then??? I am interested in what these maybe. Lovely colours great composition as always.

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:] night shot that looks like a day shot from the thumbnail, heh, good concept and I really like the colours.

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I was all like "OMG meaner taking days shots blah blah blah" then I actually get a good look a it n theres like star traisl and i'm like "oh wait a minute wtf"

I like the painterly effect, somewhat posterised. Very nice.

(Depending on where you draw the line, of course, shouldn't this be categorised as a manipulation?)

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look cool again, at first, in small thumbs i was thinking, that's it, i start day shooting... and then, in big, surprise!
ok i have fun whit nothing
but you said its ur most manipulated one... what did you do?

in général i pretty love this one!
the color are just stonning!


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Whathankya

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A more insightful comment than you might actually realise. I have recently with my night photography, been aiming to have "anchors" or indeed, focal points in my images like here: [link]
They tend to help hold the image togethor, and the eye doesnt get so lost in the image, as it would if there wasnt sucha a point!

However I had kind of considered the hills in the distance to be that "anchor", so it's interesting and helpful for you to have pointed out otherwise!

I really appreciate you putting a critique in your comment! Thanks for stopping by!

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