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Outstanding work.
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Yet another gorgeous beach shot love the fact you got so so little blow out in the highlights of the clouds .... nice shot as always matey .. Mark
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Beautiful picture...love the "silver edging to" the clouds,and the beach that goes on for ever. (I remember beaches like that when I was a kid at Southport...hardly ever saw the sea!!!) Douglas
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Very nice Steve, I like the low-low tide and the silhouette. The heavy clouds edged with light really apeal to me.
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Wow, I love everything about this shot, the vastness of the beach, the lone person with the kite, and the light through the clouds, perfect verse, stunning !
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HI Steve - this is brilliant - the hilites of the sun behind the cloud and its rays reaching into the sea .. the lone figure with the kite .. in this vast land where there is no end .. another lesson in taking photos
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