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Very nice indeed. The water needs fixed, though. I live a couple miles from
Lake Erie and visit quite often. The water, when there aren't waves coming
from offshore, is almost perfectly flat. When there are waves, they aren't
small isolated bumps as in this picture. They come in in long, angled,
ripples - with the water you've created riding on top of them. About 100
feet off-shore, all along the lake, the water becomes signifigantly darker.
Another thing, Lake Eries has TONS of algae growing in it near the shore.
It's almost like an open netting of algae, with chunks that float to the
top. Also, contrary to popular beleif, Lake Erie is a pristine blue
now-a-days; wherever sunlight hits it. The color of the water in this
picture is a bit too drab to be Lake Erie.
Just some thoughts from a "Lake Erie" resident. :)
Excellent artistic and technical quality in this pic. The "authenticity" (if
that even matters to you) is off as far as the water is concerned. :)
D.J.
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> Okay, I'll try an attachment
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