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Published: 2013-04-03 13:58:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 5055; Favourites: 382; Downloads: 274
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Magnificent atmosphere!! So magical work - love it
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Hey there, I wanted to let you know that I featured your work here . :]
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You've already got a lot of feedback... Yet I would like to tell you that I find this piece quite breathtaking!
Color, Contrast, Concept... Beautiful!
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Hello!
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Hi 
You have been featured in my newest Weekly feature XXIV at #Breathtaking-photos
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This great work has been featured here:Animals, Plants and Nature Spotlight Vol. 28 [link]
Looking forward to seeing more art from you at #devPREMIUM.
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wow, that's beautiful and kind of dreamy 
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So beautiful! There's something hauntingly beautiful about how much empty space there is in this photo. I love it, great job!
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Fantastic composition and so nice to view at a decent resolution. So many good landscape photos on here are spoiled by being reproduced at 1980's resolutions.
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Sweet jesus, this is fantastic! I always loved Distance and this feels like a warmer version of it. What created the motion blurred lights by the way?
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Thank you very much.
It's actually a high cloud with light pollution.
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YOU'RE speaking my visual language
AMAZINGLY EPIC PICTURE. great composition. I'm particularly impressed by the way the sand curls up around the off-center line, and thesand's lighting and texture..
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Thank you very much.
Btw. it's snow.
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seriously? well whaddya know. I could've sworn it was sand, from those little ripples lining it throughout.
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RE: the composition though, a thought I just had: the image'd probably be more synchronized and harmonic if the sky blur was going the other way.
Then its direction would align with and match the direction of the snow trough below. They'd both come out of the same point and branch out in the same direction.
Just a thought. Obviously you can't make clouds go as you please, but I'd be very curious to hear your opinion on this.
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