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Very nice. I like the second one a lot. Never seen a boat house before; then again, never been to Scotland.
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Soothing pictures, I liked beautiful framing and blue sky reflection in first picture very much.
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The part of me that enjoys abstract art, was drawn immediately to the reflection in your second photo. I just took a piece of paper and cut out a rectangular section so I could isolate just that part of this photo. Oh, yea! You could just get lost in the color and motion. That was very cool!
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Wow Bill, those are nice. I love the reflections in the first one the angle in the second one and they are both very colorful. Thanks for sharing them.
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I like the way you framed the image with the branches. I also like the the POV of the second one.
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wow...these are really cool, I find that second one extra interesting, i like how the tin roofs are all different colors...great eye, my friend
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