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Image Inspiration

Below are some images that I have saved to work on over the next few weeks. let's take a look at them...


This first tide pool image intrigued me because of the clams, however the trees in the background seem to distract from that so I may isolate the bottom half with another image.
This image shows a beautiful colored tide pool that i adore. However, i do think the snowy mountains distract from that.
This is my favorite image i have found and will most defiantly be the first image i work from.
I saved this image because the lights and shadows where very intriguing.
I like this forestry themed photo the best. i am a sucker for a waterfall:)

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