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WayneBenedet — The Edge of Tomorrow
Published: 2012-06-08 06:00:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 1981; Favourites: 157; Downloads: 0
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Taken in 2007, it has taken me almost 5 years not only to gain the skills to process the image but also to figure out how I wanted it to look.Sales Gallery: The Untapped Source [link]
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Beautifully done. Awesome colors and composition. Definitely worth the wait!
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amazing image Wayne
did you know i am now using a Canon 20D complete with a Sigma 28-300mm
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Hi Andrew,
How are you doing?
No i did not know that you were using a 20D. I still have mine but I don't use it for work any more just for teaching. It is a really good camera and CMOS
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good to hear from you Wayne
all is well with me despite having to handle the shock of seeing my wife get breast cancer
on other news love4photography is still going strong there are only three admins now as with my 20D i have that for about a year now and lets say its really opened my eyes in terms of taking pictures
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sorry to hear about your wife. How are things going in that area? Is she responding to treatment?
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thank you Wayne
the shock in finding out my wife had been diagnosed with breast cancer was pretty unbearable as at first before we went to our GP she had been ill for quite some time
these past few weeks have been hectic from our GP telling my wife that the bump she found on her right breast was actually a lump and then going to hospital where after here having a mammogram ultrasound/biopsy a second lump was found (surrounding the lymph nodes)
From there she has had two scans ( a bone and CT scan) these were normal having been cleared for surgery a date was set for last thursday but this clashed with a pre-op assessment a new date is set for the 24th July with surgery commencing on the 25th its possible my wife might need a second operation
but before that she has this 10 day wait to see if they have removed all of the lump ( right breast) type of breast cancer she has is called invasive ductal carcinoma she will at a later stage have chemo and radiotherapy
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this is scary stuff, I shall keep you in my thoughts and prayers.
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thank you Wayne
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Hang in Andrew.
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I LOVE this one!!! It's my favorite of favorites!!! 
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thanks Anya, it is quite old, so not taken with the best of equipment, but it is still a good image.
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Well, I love it! You're very welcome.
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Looks like a painting. So beautifull dear Wayne
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I think that effect was created in combination by the light and processing.
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Thanks Amanda, that is very kind
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Well worth the Wait
Patience is a good thing I guess..I just can't help wondering "Why does it take so long?"
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Thanks. The lighting e was a bit of a surprise to me when I opened the image. So I decided to bring that element out in the final piece. Thanks for noticing
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It does have that feel to it. Something I noticed too
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great perspective. gives an intimate feel. beautiful timing on the sun, great background texture.
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wow!!! Colors focus composition are all amazing!! It was well worth waiting for the skills!
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I think this would hang well in anyone's living room.
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pretty!!! i'm glad U kept at it & never gave up!
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I kind of tried and failed... then forgot about it until yesterday. I picked it up again and it all fell into place.
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I really love this. It is so peaceful and serene. Beautiful, absolutely beautiful. As always, sir, my regards.
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thank you Sari, I really appreciate your comment. You have a great day.
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