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Comment from brokelizard
I like this image, the road to... well who cares just sit back and relax, the image would be much better if it were cropped mainly around the road , i understand if you dont want to sacrifice your background, (mountains) but sometimes sacrifices are needed, nice work.
reply by the author on 15-May-2004
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I like this image, the road to... well who cares just sit back and relax, the image would be much better if it were cropped mainly around the road , i understand if you dont want to sacrifice your background, (mountains) but sometimes sacrifices are needed, nice work.
Comment Written 14-May-2004
reply by the author on 15-May-2004
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Thank you for takeing the time to look at my photo,And you were right I didnt want to sacrifice the mountians,That is why I croped it the way I did.At the end of the road is The French Broad River.It is located in The Great Smokey Mountians.Thank You for your time and your opinion I value it greatly.
Comment from Joluany
This is a very nice landscape picture. The sky looks a little choppy and blurry. Photo was taken in good taste. Keep up the good work.
reply by the author on 15-May-2004
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This is a very nice landscape picture. The sky looks a little choppy and blurry. Photo was taken in good taste. Keep up the good work.
Comment Written 14-May-2004
reply by the author on 15-May-2004
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thank you for looking at my photo,I am just learning on the computer.I scaned the picture from some of my various work and I think I have the dementions a little high,Thank you for your time and your opinion I value it greatly.
Comment from Sysop912
Lovely Landscape. you went over the 640 pixel side limit to 888 x 572 pixels which likely accounts for the pixelization in your sky (the square patches). Remember, the 50 kilobyte upload restriction reduces the quality of the images uploaded extensively after you pass the recommended 640 pixel (long dimension) size. Unless you are uploading in Black and white.
Brian
reply by the author on 15-May-2004
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Lovely Landscape. you went over the 640 pixel side limit to 888 x 572 pixels which likely accounts for the pixelization in your sky (the square patches). Remember, the 50 kilobyte upload restriction reduces the quality of the images uploaded extensively after you pass the recommended 640 pixel (long dimension) size. Unless you are uploading in Black and white.
Brian
Comment Written 14-May-2004
reply by the author on 15-May-2004
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Thank you I am just learning on the computer I haven't yet understood all the kilobite and pixels yet.thank you for takeing the time to look at my photo.Littlebitjp
Comment from Diane
Hi, I like the subject and the colours. Where was this taken?? Looks like early fall? I like the contrast between the light sky and the dark foreground. The road that leads into the mountains is intrigueing. Makes you want to know where it leads. It reminds me when I asked my Dad why he climbed mountains? I thought he would say to get to the top, but he surprised me by saying that he just wanted to know what was on the other side of the mountain. SO the question is what is at the end of this road. Well done
reply by the author on 15-May-2004
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Hi, I like the subject and the colours. Where was this taken?? Looks like early fall? I like the contrast between the light sky and the dark foreground. The road that leads into the mountains is intrigueing. Makes you want to know where it leads. It reminds me when I asked my Dad why he climbed mountains? I thought he would say to get to the top, but he surprised me by saying that he just wanted to know what was on the other side of the mountain. SO the question is what is at the end of this road. Well done
Comment Written 14-May-2004
reply by the author on 15-May-2004
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thank you for takeing the time to veiw my photo,It was taken in Tennesse,and at the end of the road is the French Broad River,We spend alot of time in this area.It is a National Forest in The Great Smokey mountians.and If I remember correctly it was taken in early September.Once again thank you for you time and interest.