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Dusky Mansion.
Dusky Mansion.
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neil poppleton
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24 October 2012 8:10 am
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A project of 2 large new residential properties. This was a test dusky shot.
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adam plummer
said 24 October 2012 9:23 am
I think the sky needs changing,the bright part of the sky indicates the sun setting in the opposite direction. Some planting would also help this image
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I think the sky needs changing,the bright part of the sky indicates the sun setting in the opposite direction. Some planting would also help this image
neil poppleton
said 25 October 2012 2:30 am
Cheers Adam, This was just a test piece but will develop and certainly agree it needs planting, and will test out a few more backplates.
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Cheers Adam,
This was just a test piece but will develop and certainly agree it needs planting, and will test out a few more backplates.
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adam plummer
said 24 October 2012 9:23 amneil poppleton
said 25 October 2012 2:30 amThis was just a test piece but will develop and certainly agree it needs planting, and will test out a few more backplates.