romance on the wharf

[marie]

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relaxing quietly in dockland, London


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[TxLerman]

Wish the person's legs were not cut-off. Otherwise, a very nice shot!

[Vetteography]

Ditto what Tx said, I was thinking the same thing.

[stoneylonesome]

Wonderful shot Marie, Unbelievable depth of field everything is so very sharp. I don't mind the legs, it just draws me back into the photo. :) and tells me that there is so much more than what I see. Same for the wall and the boat closest to you.

[boomer1959]

Stunning Marie :D
My guess is she has the rest of her legs so I don't need to see them ;) :D

[sixshot]

Shame about the leg, but still a great shot. Straying away from Ireland!

[Lamplight]

Are they sitting on wet bricks? :D Perhaps if I were in love I wouldn't care either. :lol:

[marie]

thank you very much for the comments TxLerman, Vetteography, Sandy, Dave , Ben and -Ben

I think that was the only way I could take the shot
wanting to show the buildings as best as possible (as Sandy remarked)
but I know what you all mean about the legs being continued on http://www.photography-on-the.net/forum/images/smilies/icon_sad.gif
shame not to have got everything in

I loved the buildings and then saw the couple ..................
(couldn't get around to the right of them)
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I guess something had to suffer


hope they didn't have back ache later

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