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No it’s not
 I really like the light in the last pic Matt  Chris
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Hi Matt
My uneducated eye finds the third image quite striking. I think its the combination of the contrast, sharpness and simplicity of it. Although there is quite a lot I like about the fourth image, to me there is too much happening. I'm not sure whether to focus on the bridge, the cloud, the sunset or the cars. The thing that grabs my attention in the first photo is not a photographic reason at all. My eye keeps coming back to the pollution! It is probably quite normal for Sydney, but being from a town outside the Adelaide CBD I don't see it as vividly as that very often! That aside, I quite like the shot. Lastly, I'm sorry, but the second image does little for me at all. Thanks for sharing. Nat
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