Looks a lot better. It took me a long time before I realized you could click on "visualize spots" in the bottom left corner when you open the healing brush in lightroom. Makes all the spots very easy to see...
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I was today years old when I learned this. I usually drag them into photoshop and spot heal with some "invert colors" to find the really pesky ones
('course, remembering to take the polarizer off and get the dust UNDER it is the best way to remove dust spots... 
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That's bad... Was that just from your polarizer, or was that actually in your camera? The edit looks good.
it was a combination of dust in between the screw-on polarizer and lens, and some blown-in dust on the outside of the polarizer from the storm. I cleaned it and shot later last night, no issues with the same setup. MOST of it was under the polarizer, because I dumb.
How're these fluffies?
nuthatched
Orneriness & Co.
First
Or second?
Or second?
First. Foreground being out of focus hurts the overall image in this case.
nuthatched
Orneriness & Co.
Thanks, I liked that the second was eye level with the water but I wish it wasn't blurry.
Nero70002
Crowing
I agree first, but I think you should turn the picture a little so that it’s a little more level.
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