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Old 28th December 2008   #1
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The dream of an Old Jetty is to retire into a pool of silky water...

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It can be found in my Flickr below too. Thanks.
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Old 29th December 2008   #2
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Hmm, the colour looks rich on my CRT, but now with my lappy, its looks faded.

Any comment so that I can re-do a little. Thanks!
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Old 29th December 2008   #3
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PC laptops tends to have crappy LCDs. I'm looking at this on a MacBook, looks good to me. You should ask those who calibrate their screens.
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Old 30th December 2008   #4
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Looks great to me too. I'm using a good PC laptop, colours are beautiful.
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Old 30th December 2008   #5
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Thanks guys for the replies. Really appreciate them. Good to hear that the colour looks fine on your display.

Sigh, really hope I can get my display calibrated...

Originally Posted by emlee View Post
PC laptops tends to have crappy LCDs. I'm looking at this on a MacBook, looks good to me. You should ask those who calibrate their screens.
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Looks great to me too. I'm using a good PC laptop, colours are beautiful.
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Old 9th January 2009   #6
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Oh~! it looks nice.. how do you take this kind of photo? look smooky smooky, it's not edited in PP right?
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I actually like the pic, looks dreamy.
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Love the pic too, and the colours are perfect. Would prefer a little more space on the top, but I'm guessing that'd be interrupted by the sky?
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Think it'll be great if you could loosen up the composition by giving more space on top and the sides
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Hi,

Thanks for coming by. The smoky smoky feel is created by long exposure, not from PP.

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Oh~! it looks nice.. how do you take this kind of photo? look smooky smooky, it's not edited in PP right?
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Thank you.

Originally Posted by Pearlang View Post
I actually like the pic, looks dreamy.
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Hi guys,

Thanks for the frank opinions, thats what I love to hear. I do agree that that more space on the top will be better...but AlteredVision's guess is right, if I pan up, I will get the horizon...and I cannot get a higher ground to shoot, so no choice loh.

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Love the pic too, and the colours are perfect. Would prefer a little more space on the top, but I'm guessing that'd be interrupted by the sky?
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Think it'll be great if you could loosen up the composition by giving more space on top and the sides
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