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    Default Reflective sunset

    Photobucket has stripped out a chunk of colour for some reason.... (Flikr and personal webgallery do the same), not sure why!!!

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    Default Re: Reflective sunset

    Ya want me to see if it does the same on my Smugmug gallery? (send me the original file if ya want and I'll upload and see what happens.)

    Aside from that, this is a wonderful photo. What a calm evening and again, your signature foreground rock which adds excellent perspective of distance to the image.

    Nice one !

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    Default Re: Reflective sunset

    What dp said. Very tranquil and how still is that water?! Ace mate

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    Default Re: Reflective sunset

    Looks like one of the Vista backdrops

    Nice photo, off to Turkey in a few weeks so hopefullly my 400d will grab some nice pics
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    Default Re: Reflective sunset

    If the rock was left of centre would be better for balance, but its a wonderful scene, and fantastic colours.

    Envious of your location on this one!


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    Default Re: Reflective sunset

    Great pic and as for location... . . . . . I'm envious of pretty much all of you!!
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    Default Re: Reflective sunset

    nice peacefull scene, looks great, rock is a bit to central but who cares great shot, (didnt you get the urge to throw a brick in)

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    Default Re: Reflective sunset

    Cheers for the comments chaps... I did take a shot with the rock off centre and it didnt have nearly as much impact as centre....
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