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Australia's alpine weather can be crazy. From the weekend, taken minutes and metres apart, with surprisingly minimal PP:
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the tone in the first one is fantastic great comp too
i'd consider this edgy image making Wendell Levi Teodoro
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Nice work, love that first shot. Great tones and a little moody.
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thanks for comments - the first shot was very lucky - see how the clouds encircle the tree? Often luck is more useful than ability!
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Oh, but you need to be there in the first place for luck to happen
Love the first one, sometimes one can wait for hours for this, other times, it just happens. Well done, André Photography, as a powerful medium of expression and communications, offers an infinite variety of perception, interpretation and execution. Ansel Adams
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Ever noticed how its the able ones who are always lucky? Well done. Greg
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