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Comment by Montereykiddo:
I dont see the "J"

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Comment by RogerDawson:
wheres the j

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Comment by Lately:
Took me a while to see the "j". nicely framed, nicely done. Love the colors - the deep blue of the sky and the dark leaves resally set it off!.

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Comment by lumbardh:
I'm still looking for it..... I know I'll see it in hindsight.

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Comment by Prime_Time:
don't really see the J, The sunlight on the flowers are a bit over powering, when I am outside shooting flower, sometimes I try to block the harsher light. just a thought

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Comment by tazza:
Too much contrast or saturation, IMO

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Comment by merls:
it took me a while to find the J. maybe different cropping would have helped. i love the brilliant colors

Lewis and Clark Meet -The Epic Journey To Explore The Lousiana Purchase Began, Oct. 1803
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Comment by glad2badad:
Neat statue, the photo needs some attention however. First, it's not level - the image needs to be rotated right to straighten the horizon. Second, it would have been better to reposition yourself to get the tree out of the line of sight instead of directly behind the statue. Repositioning yourself would have also eliminated the bush coming in on the right (or crop it out). The background is very hazy, perhaps shoot with some better light, or if not available make some processing adjustments via levels/curves.

Lewis and Clark Meet -The Epic Journey To Explore The Lousiana Purchase Began, Oct. 1803
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Comment by Matthew:
nice idea, but there is far too much blank space around the central element. And the tree growing out of statue's foot distracts. Colours v muted. Very grey background should be minimised.

Lewis and Clark Meet -The Epic Journey To Explore The Lousiana Purchase Began, Oct. 1803
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Comment by 2Shay:
A good idea for the challenge. The tree in the photo is distracting from the main subjects, I would have taken the shot from a little further to the right so the statues were framed against an open sky.