The river Semois in the belgian Ardennes. One of the scarce minute of sun, november isn't a sunny month here...
Focal length 17 mm, 1/30 sec @ f/8, ISO 200.
Post processing: raw conversion, tonal contrast, levels, colors and split toning, dodging and burning, wire and car cloned out, noise ninja, resize and usm.
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Note about DQ: the blue part of the sky was slightly stretched (free transform tool in CS3 to fill in the corner after rotation). Although there was no new pixel, there was indeed a new area: I can understand the DQ.
I just regret it comes so late:I had asked the SC 7 days before deadline and, without answer, hadn't uploaded a cropped image.
Well, so you learn....
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I wish the mountains behind the bridge either went higher above it or weren't there - right now they're so close that I find it a bit distracting. Other than that, nice composition.
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