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Funny...you call them bullrushes, we call them cattails. They are irresistible aren't they? I like your subdued tones and composition.
I call them cat tails too, must be an east-west thing!
Really nice image Casil. Love it!!
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We call 'em cat tails too sometimes. Out on the west coast I always knew them as bullrushes.
and thanks for the kind words...
"Life is like photography, we develop from the negatives"-anonymous
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We call them Bullrushes here ... or just Reeds.
Usually I'm not drawn to photos of them as I find them quite boring and bland.
But this photo works ... the sky is the key here for me. Composition is nice too. Nice shot.
I call them "rietsigaren" which roughly translates as reed sigars. One of the few things I wouldn't smoke though...
I like the angle and the sky. Nice shot.
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I call them nose pickers. Nice shot!
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Used the polarizing filter I bought for the wide angle on this one...I think I did it right...had the sun at my side in afternoon when I took it.
Any tips or help if I did anything wrong with the filter here would be most appreciated...thanks.
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Even better than the 1st shot in my opinion. Again the sky is the key for me, it makes the bushrushes stand out and adds interest.
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