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Great work Squirl ... love all of them but especially that last one. And the 2nd one too
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Great work Squirl ... love all of them but especially that last one. And the 2nd one too
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Agree with MA here, they are all excellent, but that last one is spectacular. Really gives the viewer a feel for the speed with the earthly background involved in the scene.
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I'm a big fan of the second last one. I really like the bright red and the sun flare on the canopy.
Wonderful set!
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this is a great set. I agree that the last one is spectacular!
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they almost look like toys. Excellent shooting.
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excellent set of captures - will add my vote for the last shot as well!!
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I also thought they looked like models at first glance - wonderful set! The shots with the clouds really add to these shots - well done
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