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  1. 07-16-2010, 07:23 AM #1
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    ...more canola....

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    Makes a nice photo indeed.
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    very nice Casil. I love the first one!
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    Both shots are very well done
    So that's what canola looks like
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    Wonderful colours and very nicely done. #1 is my fav too. I like the line of buildings.
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    I am going with Iguanasan. I really love these canola fields. Ours are long gone - but there was a time this year, when our region Schleswig-Holstein was mostly yellow! I just love it.
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    Lovely captures, I'm leaning towards shot 2, but hey they both excellent.
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    Really nice shots Lisa.
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    Thanks a bunch!
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