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"Great picture Dennis!!!, I also think it is a bit over exposed, The edited one is looking good  I also wonder if it is possible to increase the deapth of field a bit more What settings you used take this picture, if I may ask?    "

"Thank you David, it is a nice place, I'll try and make a trip to take some good prictures    "

"Thank you Dennis, I know its hard habit to avoid, The LCD preview doesn't help either, I am thinking of buying a magnifier for my LCD to preview once and move on.    "

"Thank you all for your input, its been really helpful   Actually, these are two DIFFERENT pictures and are NOT edited pictures, For first picture to get the BLUE I put my camera's WB to 'tungsten', after…"

"On this type of image you really need to keep the complete wall in focus.  The only reason not to would be if you had something in a particular position on the wall that you wanted to emphasize, such as a person sitting on it.  When the…"

"I like it but don't know why the focal point is on a particular part of the wall. I'd prefer to see the whole wall in focus. It looks like a shot where you're testing your lens out. However if you had a definite subject at the point…"

"  The hue of blue was too overpowering in the original, also it was applied globally which is what happens when you use the w/b slider temperature and tint to extremes. The second just has red added so becomes purple also globally, try to move…"

"Very good use of depth of field.The shot as if trying to tell that preasent is more certain than future.philosophical shot."

"To reduce the strong blue you have turned it to mauve,which is still unnatural.I think that original colour will come by using polariser."

"I kind of prefer it with the blue........maybe because I just saw TRON last night......lol."

"I like both the cropped and uncropped versions of this photo.  They both say something different IMO.  Very nice shot!!"

"Honestly, I like it just the way it is........that's just my humble opinion though.  The depth of field is quite impressive.  Nice shot!"

"Thank you Jose"

"Thank you Earl, I see a great wealth of knowledge here, definetly I am going to learn a great deal and contribute/teach, I just hope I am knowledgable enough to do so :-)   Regards Kiran  "

"Hello KIran and Welcome to PictureSocial. Hope you find it an enjoyable place that you can learn and maybe teach others. Welcome to the Canon User Group."