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mikehawthorne
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castle at dusk

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a image of Hadleigh Castle in Essex, and i tried to give it a air of the brooding lorna doone book.

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I love the brooding air you have given the picture, Mike, and a great view of the castle dominating the surrounding landscape. A thought - could you dodge / lighten the castle itself a tiny bit to bring it out more as the main subject? Love what you have done to the sky - very ominous looking :)
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You did a beautiful job on that photo. It just draws you in with the way the sky and clouds are moving in.
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I fully echo Andy's sentiment. Dodging the castle a tad would enhance the feeling.

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