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It's a lovely pic, however, there are some distractions and it is strange you left ones it is. Probably you have a reason, I do not know. Left: bottom corner, branches and strange shadow??? behind the left boat. Le left boat is melting into the sky....I have feeling that the pic is leaning to the left

ai, ką čia išsikalinėti angliškai... da klaidų pridarysiu- tegu geriau lietuviškai mokosi- gabus gi vaikinas... :)

6/ o tu, ka negabus. O klaidos, ju darom net lietuviskai. Svarbu esme, o ne klaidos. as taip pat klaidu privariau ir zodziu praleidau, bet nesiparinu :)

jauciasi radioaktyvumas :)

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tas juodas isiaudrines debesis viska nesa kairen... viska paskui save.... nerealiai perteikta.... tuoj ir as nugriusiu nuo kedes :))) sauniai..

7/ šiaip tai esu alergiškas kalboms.... na čia silpnumas koks tai užėjo, tai prisipažinau... :))

Thank you all for your nice comments :-)

5] Thank you for the acute observations!
The horizon is not perfect, probably it's falling 2-3 degrees on the left side, and I think that this effect is increased by all graphical elements that are all turned in that side.
About the cropping - yes, it would have been necessary to shot with more attention, again you are right. Anyway, at the moment I prefer to leave the branches on the left because otherwise the bow of the left boat will get too close the edge and in my opinion this is not better.

6] no problem, I have a patient personal translator that helps me :-)

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12/ I think it is possible to remove ones without cropping the image, when you will process it on the paper...

15] That's the point! Let me explain: these photos come from the same Kodak HIE roll that I over-developed. The film is VERY dense, I already tried to print some picture but the results are hard to get - a lot of time, really a lot. On the paper it's possible to fix some error masking/burning and with some iron cyanide reducer, but it will be again other effort and I don't think it's worth :-/
These images are scanned from the film, in some way with the scanner I rediscovered these images, that's the reason I'm uploading them in fotoKudra (this should be the last one). With any photo retouch program the balance of the image can be varied much more than on the paper.

Sure, software is more flexible and easier way to get the result. However, I thought that you hate the software retouche and if retouch is needed then you use the "hard" method...

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17] Yes, you are right. Digital or film, depends what is the target, there is not an absolute better system. My goal is to have the b&w pictures on the paper, but of course to share them in internet I scan the film and it's like a test too. Then, since I'm not a professionist, I measure everything with my satisfaction, like all hobbies. I always say that the picture of the murder of J.F.Kennedy is worth a lot of effort in dark room, but not so for many others.

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nice pic:]

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