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I like the angle of the photo. And the sky looks magical - almost as if it's photoshopped.
monica530
I didn't Photoshop this one but it's a program that I'd sure like to learn how to use. And maybe a new camera would help make for better photos like yours.
Absolutely LOVE the angle of the shot and the color palette. It's amazing how half the sky is this vibrant sky blue, but the other is heather gray....very striking.
monica530
Yea, I really really like the palette of it too. Everything about it seems to pop in it's own way and compliment each other at the same time. Hmm...I wonder if I could paint that. :)
leighshulman
That is indeed quite a photo! It almost looks like you took two shots at different times of day and fused them together.