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Guess this boat has seen better days. Edge of Caroni swamp.

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Old 08-22-2009, 12:24 AM
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What a neat shot.
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Michael that is a Beautiful Capture! Man I'd love to be able to shoot there. Just one shot and you have 4 birds. Great Composition and your depth of field is pefect! This is a keeper for sure!
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the rope in the stern makes this magic ..
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Terrific shot.
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Wow, looks pretty mucky. I sure hope it had some good days. Nice intersting shot.
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Old 08-22-2009, 02:29 AM
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What a neat shot.
Thank You for your comment Sheriliz.

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Michael that is a Beautiful Capture! Man I'd love to be able to shoot there. Just one shot and you have 4 birds. Great Composition and your depth of field is pefect! This is a keeper for sure!
Thanks for Sharing this
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Michael, it really was beautiful, lots of scarlet ibis too, but they were too far for a good shot. Thanks for the comment.

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the rope in the stern makes this magic ..
Guess there's something in the shot for everyone, thanks for viewing and your valued comment.

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Terrific shot.
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Wow, looks pretty mucky. I sure hope it had some good days. Nice intersting shot.
It was mucky, but the wildlife was so abundant and I didn't have to go into it. Thnks for viewing.

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What a great find, I like this picture, and can imagine how this boat has decayed over many years since being abandoned.
I like your interpretation of the boat, the fairly low angle, and how you captured the reflections of the sky. I like how the mud is now keeping it together, and how it's become the home for thousands of smaller guests. Great picture, and one that I would consider framing.
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What a great find, I like this picture, and can imagine how this boat has decayed over many years since being abandoned.
I like your interpretation of the boat, the fairly low angle, and how you captured the reflections of the sky. I like how the mud is now keeping it together, and how it's become the home for thousands of smaller guests. Great picture, and one that I would consider framing.
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Thank you for viewing beach, and the depth of thought you put into your comments. Much appreciated.

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