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Old 09-11-2010, 05:36 PM #17
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I think after looking in the outside daylight - one thing is the mauve/Lavender/rosy streaks are too much, as well as the yellows - I got carried away and it's too vivid and the color/effect is not right.

the top clouds are too similar and need more variation of shape & color tones

the horizon is to vivid/strong it should be softened to show more distance effect
this sounds good Jo.

look forward to seeing the result if you decide to make the adjustments...

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