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    Too square to be hip. almo's Avatar
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    Rusty Skipper

    Got these yesterday. Had to fight the wind for the shots. These turned out nicely though.

    Comments welcomed...
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    Re: Rusty Skipper

    Wow, those are beautiful shot's Almo, I love that bokeh!!!

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    Re: Rusty Skipper

    that second one is pretty cool subject angle wise.
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    Re: Rusty Skipper

    "Rusty Skipper" I was expecting an old rusty boat, with and equally old, bearded man at the helm, but these are pretty cool too!

    I have just started to notice a few butterflies here and there around these parts. I'm looking forward to getting some nice shots like you have here John.
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