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jymsn123 said:

Voted. Nice shot.

Cheers from Hong Kong, Jeff


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Michał J. said:

To ciekawe, że niektóre ujęcia wcale się nie wydają fajne przed zrobieniem i dopiero potem zyskują na wartości. Chyba jeszcze dużo wody w Wiśle upłynie zanim będę w stanie określić jak wyjdzie na zdjęciu to, co widzę przed sobą.

Dziękuję Editko :-)


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Gord_Pennell said:

What lens was used to shoot the moon?


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@ Zhou said:

Wonderful !


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nimra mhad said:

mistic mistery magic shot,congratulations nimra


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Wallace Rivera said:

Beautiful shot!


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divjakd2 said:

Beautiful photo and gallery; greetings; Darko


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::: HephzWolf ::: said:

I see that I have seen this one before, but it deserves a Y*!


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beegood said:

Hi there dear Amelia, glad to have you back :))) I recomend the black ones with the rd chillies to you, they are with garlic, too .... Keep Dracula (and of course everybody else) away, but are DELICIOUS, really... enjoy them, very welcome, all the bst to you from

Maja

Anne, hast du schon zu Abend gegessen??? Sont komm doch auf nen feinen griechischen Salat rüber :)

Maja


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labelmom said:

great catch


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Larry Workman QIN

I grew up in Indiana with an interest in art and the outdoors. After graduating from Purdue University, I received my first 35mm camera from my parents. I spent three years with the Peace Corps in Ethiopia working on a reforestation project. I "inherited" darkroom equipment from a previous Peace Corps Volunteer and took both black and white negatives and color slides. After a brief time with Indiana Fish and Wildlife, I went to work for the Quinault Indian Nation (QIN) on Washington State’s Olympic Peninsula. There, I helped lay down the roots for a forestry program, then later produced publications related to natural resources where I was able to use my photo skills. I began the switch to digital in late 2000. I currently managed the QIN Centralized Communications Program. I enjoy photography, hiking, and the natural sciences.

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