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Hi Donna
Great image: The things I like = moody sky, balance between lake and sky, simple presentation and your use of light. Things I don't like = actually very little but maybe the image feels a little remote (like Skye I guess) but I feel that I am not engaged - perhaps this because there is nothing here inviting me in drawing my eye into the shot. I think that is what it is.
Interested to see you use PSP - which I use too - what sort of problems are you having uploading?
Cheers
Robert
Great image: The things I like = moody sky, balance between lake and sky, simple presentation and your use of light. Things I don't like = actually very little but maybe the image feels a little remote (like Skye I guess) but I feel that I am not engaged - perhaps this because there is nothing here inviting me in drawing my eye into the shot. I think that is what it is.
Interested to see you use PSP - which I use too - what sort of problems are you having uploading?
Cheers
Robert

Thanks to everyone for your votes and constructive comments.
Warriorpoet - I think you're right; they're maybe a slight difference. I can't quite decide if there is or whether it's just a sort of optical illusion because of the light.
Ketch - PSP won't let me access 'curves' at the moment. I can't quite recall the blurb that comes up but it's very annoying, and the second thing is when I'm saving an image post editing it's coming up with a warning saying 'because of the format type it can only save a maximum of 256 colours'...any ideas?
Thanks,
Donna
Warriorpoet - I think you're right; they're maybe a slight difference. I can't quite decide if there is or whether it's just a sort of optical illusion because of the light.
Ketch - PSP won't let me access 'curves' at the moment. I can't quite recall the blurb that comes up but it's very annoying, and the second thing is when I'm saving an image post editing it's coming up with a warning saying 'because of the format type it can only save a maximum of 256 colours'...any ideas?
Thanks,
Donna