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    Thought this was interesting enough to share...
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    Did anyone cry?

    Nice shot. I haven't done any splash play but I always enjoy looking at the results.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zukie View Post
    Thought this was interesting enough to share...
    You're right, it is. Great shot!
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    Frozen moments are somehow fascinating. Like iggy, I've yet to venture into the idea and may not due to world saturation. Having said that, this shot has a really nice simplistic tone for me which I like. I'm really liking the back and white presentation here, good focus and overall tonal range...I guess I could just cut to the chase...Nice shot

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    Always tricky to capture these....

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    Great shot! Very tricky and you did it well.

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    I also like the simplistic presentation, though I'm guessing it wasn't simple to capture.

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    Nicely done!
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    Cool shot and you nailed the timing. Just wondering, how many shots did it take to get this one?
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