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Fijian Sunset by jason.5665

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Fijian Sunset

By jason.5665

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  • 1920x1200
  • 1680x1050
  • 1440x900
  • 1280x800
  • 1920x1080 - 1080p HDTV
  • 1280x720 - 720p HDTV
  • 1600x1200
  • 1400x1050
  • 1280x960
  • 1024x768
  • 1280x1024
  • 1024x600
  • 800x480
  • 320x480
  • 320x240
  • 480x272

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Created in Adobe Photoshop CS2.

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Comments (24)

  1. Glaeken62p

    Soft focus is fine to make an artistic statement, but few landscapes exist to do that. Landscapes reflect the world as it really is; blurred pictures of brides reflect the warm slightly soft nature of the event. And proper blurring can mask blemishes. Here it just confuses the eye and tends to make the viewer want to focus the camera they are [apparently] viewing through.

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  2. stubulman

    Brizkit, I agree with you as well as those who pose the counter-argument. I know these collections are intended for desktop use, and they're on my computer serving that self-same purpose. However, first and foremost, I'm here for the art. I personally like the images clear and crisp with an allowance for shallow depth of field shots when appropriate. The fact that I use these images for wallpaper is just a practical way to enjoy the artists' good work. I've set my automatic rotation to fifteen minutes and I am delighted with each change of scene.

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  3. brizkit

    Djtronika, lots of folks don't use icons or even static menus anymore (just Finder or Explorer), so the desktop becomes the focus. Don't get me wrong, I "get" bokeh and appreciate it when done well, but in my opinion it should make a fuller commitment. This one seems to dance indecisively. Still a very cool composition, I'd just love to see a redux.

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  4. djtronika

    wow, am i the only person who "gets" the bluriness? i love blurry photos for wallpapers, you can see the icons a lot better and in this case you can tell they were going for a dreamy look rather than a plain old crisp picture. good work, but upgrade to CS4. :)

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  5. 40

    I agree that there is a little too much blur going on here. You need some type of focal point in the image. A lot of blur isn't necessarily bad if that's the intent. But in this particular shot you weren't going for the affect of movement so you should have some type of focal point. Nice first submission attempt none the less.

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