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I think the best comment to make to you is, just keep on doing what you're doing - you have a lot of natural talent and all you need is to keep nurturing it. Keep looking hard at your subject, to determine the play of light, don't be afraid of darks, and probably don't try to squeeze too much in to a confined picture space - I'm not saying you have, but it's a very easy thing to slip into doing.
I do like the colour you've used to show the shade in the water: suitably murky without using dirty colour.
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