Dawn at Hod Hill
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Love the sky in this - well done. For me there is a bit too much foreground. I can see why you have done it and the lines are effective but I would consider maybe loosing a bit more grass. Great shot though.
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Agreed. For me there is a little too much grass in the fore too. I'd rather see a bit more down in the dip where those trees are 
That sunrise was flipping early too. It seems best about 1 hour later round my way... though I'm not sure if that's what time it clears the hills etc.
That sunrise was flipping early too. It seems best about 1 hour later round my way... though I'm not sure if that's what time it clears the hills etc.
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I like all the foreground interst and I lvoe the sky. Very good picture!!
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Agreed. For me there is a little too much grass in the fore too. I'd rather see a bit more down in the dip where those trees are
Cheers for the positive comments and the constructive crit. I hear 100% what you are saying. I did take a shot closer but it just didn't have the lead in. I'll try and find one to show you why it didn't work.
I think the clock is an hour out on my camera - never adjusted it for BST - oops! No way I'd be up that early!
Thanks.
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I like the composition as it is. Perhaps cloning out that blade of grass bottom left?
The exposure is spot on.
The exposure is spot on.
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Yes it crossed my mind. I will at some point.
Thanks. I have a small secret. I blended the sky and the foreground from two bracketed shots in PSE.
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