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I like it, this reminds me of some of Peter's (stubbsy's) earlier black and white work (portrait of Emily), the soft aura feel about it. I'm not exactly sold on the crop, but I really like the treatment.
Owen- I like the treatment too - gives the boat a very soft, mysterious feel ... ghostship???
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The sparkly softening filter is great.
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Tried to get the whole boat in, but then lost the rope on the left hand side... so I compromised 
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