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gourds at county fair 
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JohnnyBade wrote:http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7265/7641997734_81d9a1c280.jpg Fixed it for you Johnny  
Now with audio!!!!
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Rank: Forum Guru
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Rank: Forum Guru
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My dog (mastiff/Pyrenean mountain dog cross), Chester. He'd just woken up and I was quick enough to capture this cute look. 
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 New cam (Fujifilm S4500) does these sweet "Autopilot" panorama shots 
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Ut incepit fidelis, sic permanet.
 ***  ********************************CLICK THE BANNERS TO BUY THESE WILLY-STIFFENING BOOKS!********************************
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not beautifully clear but i think that is why i liked this... this is the full moon tonight through the trees in my yard... 
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All excellent pictures
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08012012 ... 20:50ish cdt 38°42'51.49"N ... 94°31'32.62"W (give or take)   20 to 30 degrees above the Eastern horizon.
 The best thing you can do for your fellow,
next to rousing his conscience, is - not to give him things
to think about, but to wake things up that are in him...
to make him think things for himself - George MacDonald
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A shot from a recent photoshoot. There were nicer ones but I could hardly post one that included faces, could I! :( 
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Norway... sat here and had our lunch, feet in the water... until a jelly fish showed up   Norway again - I really like this photo but I still haven't managed to place my finger on why.  I got a bit into photographing the fountains in Norway - there were so many of them. But anyway.. 
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Just a snake on a path... 
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I took this when I went to the races. 
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 Gurlyboy wrote:My dog (mastiff/Pyrenean mountain dog cross), Chester. He'd just woken up and I was quick enough to capture this cute look. now that is one smoochy face
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I love this shot, great work
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took this last thursday.... the moonflowers were just opening... 
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SydneySider wrote:Took this from the top of the south pylon of the Harbour Bridge. Yes, you can get up there, its not part of the bridge climb. Its much cheaper and just as spectacular. Just used a standard 18-35mm lens, adjusted the colour and contrast, added a gradient layer mask to darken the clouds to how they looked on the day. LOVE TO COME TO THIS CITY AGAIN GREAT PHOTO
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Wow, some of the photos posted here have been absolutely fantastic :)
I cant seem to get the ones I try to post to work, could someone let me know how their doing it?
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