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    Posted: 23 March 2014 at 18:30
Welcome to part 13 of "Landscapes and Seascapes".

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Springtime wild flowers.
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Wow, 2 beautiful shots.
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I quite agree.

Usemygoodeye - great colours but let down a bit by the unsightly fence poles
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Originally posted by mikey2000 mikey2000 wrote:

I quite agree.

Usemygoodeye - great colours but let down a bit by the unsightly fence poles


Well, I suppose it would be a bit better if the barbed wire was more visible.
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Can you see the skull? A longish exposure at sharrow point-


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Another from Sharrow Point, as the rough weather started coming in-


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Normally i'm not a big fan of long shutter shots (but still i like the creativity behind it). In this case, with the strong waves, it works better as it is more dynamic. Almost as if the water is boiling. The beautiful sky contributes to that. Great work
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Thanks michele, i was trying to catch the drama with the weather closing in. I'd like to say it was a perfect moment with nature taking this, however it was more swearing at and dodging of waves absolutely soaking up past my knees kind of moment! Thankfully gear ok though.
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You guys really do such amazing work.

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Welcome to Dyxum Gary. Your photo looks great; nice compo with the diagonal lines and the 8 windmills on the horizon. Maybe i'd clone away the black spot (car, cyclist?) right from the most right mill. TFS
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