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I'd appreciate some feedback on these images.
All shot with D200 and Tokina 12-24. Processed with Photomatix + curves / sharpening PS2. They are all HDR's but I was hoping they don't look too over processed. The 1st from Torndirrup National Park, Albany, WA. "The Natural Bridge"  The last 2 are from Canal Rocks, Yaallingup, Western Australia.  
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the first two are great shots but no 3 has no focus point for me and the hdr is not over done in any of these I would say only that they look a little flat
I like them very much Tony
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