Marsh land
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Raymond J Barlow
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love these shots pursuer, very nice, bet there are some nice smallies in there.
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Marsh land!
Yay.
Among my most favourite landscape formations!
And these capture it so well. I absolutely love the first. It becomes windy in my room when I look at it
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And in this first I really don't mind the centred horizon. I wondered why, since I was taught - here on TPF! - that you have to (or ought to) observe the "rule of thirds" and all this. But I think it is because the sky, cloudless as it is, is in gradient blues which once more divide the top in two layers, whitish-blue and then really blue.
Yay.
Among my most favourite landscape formations!
And these capture it so well. I absolutely love the first. It becomes windy in my room when I look at it
. And in this first I really don't mind the centred horizon. I wondered why, since I was taught - here on TPF! - that you have to (or ought to) observe the "rule of thirds" and all this. But I think it is because the sky, cloudless as it is, is in gradient blues which once more divide the top in two layers, whitish-blue and then really blue.
John E.
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Nice shots, looks like a great place to canoe and set a fishing line in the water
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