terrygilroy
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A lovely photograph, superb colours. Regards
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Well seen , very sharp, like the flow of the strips of wood(?). Regards
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An excellent image. Regards
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Certainly is. I like the way the skin and wall colours complement each other. A very sexy shot. regards
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A moving and disturbing photograph. Well done.
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What lovely colours, I bet the air was blue as well. A very enjoyable image. Regards
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Well exposed and planned. A great image. Regards
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An interesting and surreal image, I like it. Regards
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A lovely shot, an attractive lady with an interesting expression but the lighter background is very distracting for me. I find my eyes drawn to the very light area over her left shoulder - some of which could be cropped off. Hope this helps. Regards Terry
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I really like it. The red overalls make it. Regards
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Great shot, well seen and timed. regards
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Strong effective image, I like it. Regards
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Nice picture but your 3/3 weenies comment is out of order. Everybody is entitled to their own opinion and we all have different tastes. If you only want praise do not put your photographs up for critique. Regards
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Fantastic photo. The water level is sloping away to the left, a one degree correction in PS would fix this. Great image though. Regards
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Excellent tones and complememntary colours. Great image and well framed. Regards
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An excellent image, most unusual pose and great lighting/black background. Regards
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A striking photo, if I can nit pick the edge of the petals are just touching the edge of the picture, just a minor thing but it seems worse on the left. Still an excellent image. Regards Terry
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An offer/challenge that I cannot refuse. I will put some dandelion plonk and some Welsh red (from the eastern slopes) in the burn to chill. Any whisky apart from peaty ones (yes, I am odd) don't like Laphroaig at all! Will bring a bottle and a story or too. Might end up with a line of PN ers waiting for the sun. Maybe Stone Henge was a group of stone age tripods waiting for the sun.You have my number.Don't worry about time - the beauty of being retired, there has to be some compensations. Regards Terry
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A not so "hairy" bee
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