Is the red from a gradient filter or from photoshop?
(or was it natural? )

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amazing picture!

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Thanks for the comments

The color of the gradient is due to the graduated tobacco filter.

My only need for PS, is for the removal(cloning out) of dust spots(which I sometimes forget to do!)
if you look carefully at the image I called smokin, just above and to the right of the lighthouse, is one small insignificant spot(I forgot about). All other images had that spot too, but were 'despotted'.
Of course I cleaned the sensor

99.9% of my images are finished using CaptureNX, as I'm a complete noob with PS anyhow.

thanks once again

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Ooops! forgot to mention. I used a GND and the graduated tobacco filters stacked.
Obviously the filters are tilted at 45 degrees or so.
I wanted to expose for the small rock outcrop at the lower right.



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... breathtakingly beautiful !! ...

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Love colors, perspective, composition, reflections, ... it takes me somewhere far away to the sea ...amazing photo

Damn I forgot to add the only thing that disturbs me are those cliff rocks at the bottom right part of the image, but I realize you can’t do much about that

Beautiful capture. As a land-locked lady, it is just wonderful.

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