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  1. 12-02-2009, 10:35 AM #1
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    This bright orange algae was a result of eating the autumn leaves that fell into the creek. It was really kind of neat to see.

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    First glance, not reading..I first saw pumpkin!

    Very cool textures!
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    cool shot - It has an abstract quality to it!
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    Just looks polluted. I didn't realise that decayed leaves can cause this sort of colour in the water/algae.
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    Cool patterns and colours.
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