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by Mr_Pants

Comment:
That is a nice shot for a night shot while in motion. I like both the color and the grain just fine. That's a lot of lights to run on just one wind generator LOL. You were quite fortunate in this shot in that the moon was lined up perfectly between the two power lines.

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by sulamk

Comment:
Sweet! I like the colors and shapes in this shot.

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by sulamk

Comment:
Ha ha, it's a jerky turkey! Funny, and good timing to get it.
Yeah, I know, it's a guinea but it sounded good. They make great "watch-birds". Nothing can sneak by those noisy things.

Ice Rink on the Edge Day 24
by riversong

Comment:
We don't have that problem in this part of the country LOL. I like sign photos too, and this is a cool one partly because of the beautiful view in the background.

Day 22 - The Hive
by shutterpuppy

Comment:
That certainly is a crazy looking building. It somehow reminds me somewhat of a 50's sci fi comic book about a place in the future, or in space somewhere. It looks so different that you almost have to react to seeing it. Excellent POV and finished image too.

Day 24 - The Ride Home (Brown Line at Quincy)
by shutterpuppy

Comment:
I like this one too, for the same reasons.

Colored Layers at Shelly Beach - Day 23
by sherpet

Comment:
This is post card looking! I like the yellow.

Waiting
by Germaine

Comment:
One of the components of this that is quite unusual is that you got the shot with things lined up so that the close edge of the water is almost invisible because of the shadow of the bench. Good shot for a blah kind of day.

Day 24 - The Daffodils are Coming
by MaryO

Comment:
Nice POV! I use my picture stick (monopod) and hold the camera upside down on top of my boot or shoe, and shoot with the self timer to get this kind of thing. I am older now, and it is easier for me to shoot several that way than just one by getting down on the ground to carefully compose a shot. Down is easy , back up, not so easy LOL. The high iso adds a softness that I like to this scene.

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by Mr_Pants

Comment:
That's a cool trick. I hope that the aluminum doesn't cause an electrochemical reaction with the cleaner and the faucet metal. My mother used to slice a couple of limes, and rub them around in the sink, and on the fixtures, then leave the juice for a while, in order to get the rust and scale off.