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Wow, this looks exactly like the valley I live in. Except I could never take the photograph as well as this. Great shot.
Unusual POV that works. Sensitive shot. You have empathy with your subjects
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Hello Hans, this is a masterpiece of intelligence. It requires a special talent to contruct a photo such as this. Probably the best photo I have seen on Trek Lens
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Oooh, this is so evocative. One has to imagine this how narrow canal 'boaters' percieve their environment. Good understanding of what makes the heart of England tick.
OK, how did you do this. I thought I had seen everything, this takes the biscuit.
At the time of writing this has 62 points. Is that enough for this masterpiece? No way!
Great use of color, focus and light. You worked hard at this photo, the results are rewarding. PS I am sorry that my country is being a jerk towards yours.
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Beautiful light and mood. like how you have captured the 'last moments on the beach feel'. Really great choice of subject that is rarely captured.