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This is a discussion on Nearest Town within the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; Our nearest metropolis of 250 residents is a mere 15 minute drive from home and can be quite nice as ...

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    Our nearest metropolis of 250 residents is a mere 15 minute drive from home and can be quite nice as the morning sun rises over the hills and lights up the bay. Just a few snaps from different angles from the newly built park/town docks.







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    Very nice. The mist adds so much to the sense of early morning, a bit of chill, and stillness.
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    Beautiful set Hbg!! Numbers 3 for me all the way. Seems to have been shot a little earlier....or is a least a little below the rising sun still. Gives it a nicer look to me.

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    wow - I really do feel a sense of tranquility here
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    Thanks all, and yes it is a very quiet little town full of good people. Friday afternoon can be quite interesting in the summer months as they have a market where all the cottagers come to browse.
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