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  1. 01-25-2012, 12:24 PM #1
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    I like the first one the most here.. that lone leaf in the "winter wonderland" is kinda cool.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Iguanasan View Post
    I like the first one the most here.. that lone leaf in the "winter wonderland" is kinda cool.
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    These are nice, sharp and interesting. I love the winter light and snow. These were taken maybe by window light, or moonlight?
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    They are both nice veyko! For me is the 2nd one. I like the lines and patterns.
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    Thanks all. Mbrager know what you mean.It is exposed for highlights.
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    I favour shot 2 here for it's fab graphic quality!
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    Nice ones! Shot 1 for me!!
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    Really like that first one, and yet I think I like the second one even more.
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    Glad you like it.Thanks to all.
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