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Early morning light peeks through the clouds to illuminate the moss covered rocks holding strong in Moloa'a stream as it reaches it's terminus.

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*MonsterBrand Apr 15, 2011  Professional Photographer
you've been featured in my deviation's description, here: [link]

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~aFeinPhoto-com Apr 18, 2011  Professional Photographer
Much thanks for the support :)
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~Meema Jan 25, 2011
Nice job. Well done.
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~PRibeiro Jan 25, 2011  Hobbyist Photographer
very good work
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!JessR-Photography Jan 24, 2011  Student Photographer
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Amazing shot Aaron :)
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*DrewHopper Jan 24, 2011  Professional Photographer
Nice, but I think stepping slightly to the right would bring those rocks into better thirds and still include enough headland on the left horizon..
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~aFeinPhoto-com Jan 24, 2011  Professional Photographer
Hmm, perhaps. I didnt want to cut off the smaller right rock. Also, there is a tension created between the right most rock and land in the back left that balances each other. thirds is a rule remember not an absolute ;) Good suggestion sir.
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*DrewHopper Jan 24, 2011  Professional Photographer
True it is, but my eyes are having trouble finding a strong focal point here. Maybe I need my eyes checked :P
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~aFeinPhoto-com Jan 25, 2011  Professional Photographer
No...you're mostly right. It's not that good a photo overall, but I havent shot much recently and the 'post something' bug has me. :)
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~ArtlessHmmmm Jan 24, 2011
i love the contrast of the stream moving away and the sea moving towards our focal point. Somehow at first it confuses the eye. enjoyable.
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