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Do you think the PP is over the top?
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Phillip **Nikon D7000**
no....... but have you tried a tad more contrast and add an orange filter......
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no... looks good! A colour filter could produce some cool effects, but even so I like it.
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Phillip
Great image and the PP works very well to bring out its strengths. Not OTT at all. Peter
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Phillip this is a fine image with a lot of appeal. Good stuff
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Thanks guys, I suppose it's unfair to ask about the PP without seeing the original, so here it is without any processing at all, including humongous dust bunny
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Phillip **Nikon D7000**
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