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Re: Robin on broken branch
to be honest carol ,I nearly ignored this as being mundane till I clicked on it and viewed it on flickr .the level of detail is ten times better on there and it really makes for a lovely photo ,well done -
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Wot Jeff said!
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Re: Robin on broken branch
Thanks guys. :)Regards,
Carol
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Re: Robin on broken branch
nice shot Carol
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Re: Robin on broken branch
Agree with Jeff, lovely shotTrev
Equipment - According to the wife more than a Camera Shop got
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Re: Robin on broken branch
Lovely image Carol, it looks great on your Flickr page too.
Sent from somewhere in Gods County using TapatalkPeter
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Re: Robin on broken branch
Thank you Stan, Trev and Peter.Regards,
Carol
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Re: Robin on broken branch
Well composed image Carol
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