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I can sort of see what you mean by the smudging, like on the trees and on the cliffs. I don't know what it originally looked like, but I think the sharper the image the better. And wow I just read your part about coloring the roof orange, I had no idea. That looks perfectly natural, and an unusual but good contrast against the other colors. I would edit out the person standing there though, he/she doesn't add anything to the picture I think, and most posters and postcards and stuff have no one in them.
Great work as always!
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"If you believe nothing is impossible, try slamming a revolving door."
There were some great echoes down there, so quiet wouldn't be the thing
I thought about erasing the people (there's one in the sea too). I erased the rest (they came under the category of rubbish, ha ha - no, but it looked to busy). Thos people seemed to me to want to stay. But zoomed out she does look a bit odd and alone. I will probably take them out when I re-do it.
The neat image thing is meant to remove noise, but I think I overdid it. It seems to have smudged it a lot.
Oh, there's also a slightly hidden building that has a trail leading to it. Looks sort of like a bathroom, what is it?
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"If you believe nothing is impossible, try slamming a revolving door."
That hut was a "souvenir" shop I think. It was actually on the main path down the cliff. But there was no one there. And... no souvenirs either
In any case, your photo definitely has the poster feel to it, and I can definitely say I'd love to go there.
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Sod off.
But it was very, very inaccessible. Better to look, I think in retrospect
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Sod off.
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Sod off.
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