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Aug 31, 2005 14:59 |  #1

While I was out walking the other day i heard a splash behind some reeds, I waded in as far as i dared without getting wet to see these two. i managed about five frames before my feet started getting wet. C+C welcome.


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Aug 31, 2005 15:24 |  #2

Nice view of the swans.

Think about it. If you had gone in a little farther and deeper, maybe you could have shot past those leaves. On the other hand, go in a little too far, and PLUNK! There goes an expensive camera.

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Aug 31, 2005 16:13 |  #3

Really nice picture. I love it.

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Aug 31, 2005 16:32 |  #4

EXCELLENT WORK I SEE NOTHING WRONG WITH THE OUT FOCUS FORGROUND LEAVES TO ME THEY ADD TO THE CAPTURE OF THE MOMENT TWO SWANS IN A QUIET CORNER OF THE POND EXSPOSUER IS VERY GOOD IN THE SWANS AND THE REFLECTION

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Sep 04, 2005 04:06 |  #5

I like this very much, the reflection is superb.

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Sep 08, 2005 12:34 as a reply to  @ John Ellis's post |  #6

Superb shot.:D:D

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Sep 08, 2005 21:35 |  #7

Great shot and title.

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Sep 10, 2005 08:30 |  #8

Worth getting your feet wet for!

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Sep 10, 2005 12:26 |  #9

Excellent! We don't see many swans in Colorado.

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