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Cassandra
May 20, 2003
05:35 GMT
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Looks like they're having fun!
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kostermw
May 20, 2003
04:47 GMT
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A bit of a lucky shot. Nevertheless an excellent photo. Nice contrast and a good crop. The second bird escaped, so it does not need to be fully in the picture.
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May 19, 2003 23:59 GMT |
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rer
May 19, 2003
08:08 GMT
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ummmm my guess is 2! One flying away one taking off. Was I close?? Definitely water in motion. Nice picture!
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Gingerbaker
May 18, 2003
21:04 GMT
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This shot is just ducky! Just good fun, captured well. Hard to take shots of ducks--they are pretty fast. The humor factor put this in my top ten. :)
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Jays On
May 18, 2003
01:42 GMT
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Interesting, atypical duck shot. More people should shoot with this creativity.
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LBI
May 17, 2003
17:09 GMT
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Thaks all, there is 3 ducks, my original idea was to catch the colored nect of the male and possible some drops off water from its dive, but then some other ducks moved in and "my subject" decided to chase them off. What caugh me when looking at the picture afteward, is the chaser is almost submerged, like a topedo-duck :-)
Lars Bo
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Mark_A
May 17, 2003
15:34 GMT
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like this subject .. have one of some geese fighting while their tiny offspring look on .. thought about it for this ... some of these moments would I think be even more fun in moving pictures .. (video)
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Bugs
May 17, 2003
14:07 GMT
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Well captured, however it all seems a little impenetrable to me.
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shudder
May 17, 2003
10:01 GMT
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I think I see three of them! Lots of action going, but I don't get a sense for any real focus on the subject.
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kebmod
May 17, 2003
09:12 GMT
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Being in the right place at the right time is always a blessing.
Enjoyed your photo.
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Cliff Andreas
May 17, 2003
07:31 GMT
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You certainly have water motion in this one ;)
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