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Found this on the way home from work the other day, the sky was amazing and made for an incredible backdrop. I happen to keep noticing old windmills all over the place. I pass this one at least 2 to 3 time a week, this weekend it jumped out at me a screamed, Take a picture!!
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I love it, great job !!!!!!
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Great shot.. I can definitely feel the urge to photograph it..
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Great Photo Joe; I glad you listened when it Screamed or else we wouldn't have had the opportunity to see this Amazing shot! It almost looks like an HDR shot.
Thanks for Sharing this Chewys Dad.
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love the silhouette shot. it has a very inspiring feel to it.
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wow.. everything from the man made to the earth made in this .. love the silhouette and the blue of the sky .. nice
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