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Old 05-30-2009, 11:48 AM
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These shots standing on an old bride over the Minnesota River. Thought taking it through the bridge pedestrian bridge decoration gave it a neat look.

Fishing in the Minnesota River
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Its nice how it frames the people fishing..looks like a nice place to go..did you take any of the bridge..It looks very interesting from what i can see of the shape.
thanks for sharing.
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I like that .. gives you the sense of being there and observing the scene. Nicely done
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Interesting composition.
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I feel like I am there looking down on them. Great idea.
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Just like Beach's shot on the pier of the dejected fisherman if you remember that one. Both shots employ using the structure to frame the shot.
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Its nice how it frames the people fishing..looks like a nice place to go..did you take any of the bridge..It looks very interesting from what i can see of the shape.
thanks for sharing.
I do have some shots of this bridge, if I could just find what folder I put them in. Need to get any more shots within the next year as the bridge is scheduled to be replaced next summer.

Thanks much to all or you for your kind comments. Hope everyone had a great remainder of a weekend.
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Very cool picture. I'd like to put myself into it and have a go at whatever they're catching. Thanks for sharing.
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