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she's also honest enough to say that she did not take the photos herself.
those photographers like the fact that i use their images this way.
the link is not a gallery full of photos, but just one image; probably an error somewhere. i just checked the links and they're ok.
It doesn't hinder the point you were making, I was just noticing that she's posting photos that aren't her own.
shooting under cloudy conditions might make the image too blue; you will see that more clearly when it's made darker.
i would like to give you an example of an outside picture that shows one should not be afraid to make an image darker than what we think is right, as our brain is often fooled or we don't search enough what the right adjustment should be.
when an image is made just right, for color, brightness, contrast, it will seem three dimensional, rich, and will give the feeling of looking at a scene like "through a clean window"; have a look here:
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and here:[link]
hope this helps.