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Thread: See that?

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    See that?

    It's summer, melting all that bloody ice away.


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    Re: See that?

    Beautiful shot. I like the silohettes and the clouds in the water.
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    Re: See that?

    Beautiful, excellent shot. Love the colors, quite the contrast between the bright, red clouds and the dark tree. Nice shooting,

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    Re: See that?

    Lovely sky and the colors are great. Only nitpick is that I keep wanting to see either more or less detail in the foreground. It is kind of halfway there, so I would like to see some detail. But that isn't quite so important. Good job.

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    Re: See that?

    A very nice shot. As stated above, the colors are wonderful. I like the silohette of the tree, and I like the placement of the tree as well. The reflection of some of the sky colors in the water is a very nice touch.
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