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At a weekend conference and was able to visit the Butchart Gardens in the afternoon. The Japanese Garden was wonderful. In the rush I grabbed my Canon S3IS and not my good camera - sigh...
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- PTGui Stitching Software
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- George Barr
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Man, that is truly lovely! Something about the colors and the trunks. I am not usually stopped by this type of work, but the picture does it for me. Only suggestion would be to clone out the power lines. For some reason I saw them right away, perhaps because of their central position or the fact that they are the only purely linear elements in the image. Nice work!
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