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Snowflake 2015-013-2

Snowflake 2015-013-2

Snowflake #13 for 2015 doesn't necessarily there are 12 more snowflakes that I want to show. When I start a sequence of stacking I go all my processing in Ligh...
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Snowflake #13 for 2015 doesn't necessarily there are 12 more snowflakes that I want to show. When I start a sequence of stacking I go all my processing in Lightroom but I may not like the end result or many times they just look too flat, or two dimensional.
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