May have overdone the saturation as usual
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Last one from parklands, this one taken from the little peer (camera on the ground)
May have overdone the saturation as usual __________
Phillip **Nikon D7000**
Yes Phillip, the saturation looks a little too much to me. It appears to have affected the fringing on the right hand side skyline to the red side of the spectrum too if that is what I see.
A shade on the dark side (at least on my monitor), so maybe some levels in PS. I am not sure if I wouldn't have preferred to see just a smidge more of the pier too maybe if possible. Good shot though. Looks like you had a good time there. Lots of opportunities? Col
Thanks Col.
I couldn't hand hold it to get a higher perspective ( Too lazy to get the tripod from the car  ) 1/16" sec at f3.5 I'll try to tone it down a bit.__________
Phillip **Nikon D7000**
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