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Little Cock Sparrow Taking A Bird's Eye View

Little Cock Sparrow Taking A Bird's Eye View

Some Of The Magestic Hills Of The Coromandel Range

Some Of The Majestic Hills Of The Coromandel Range.
This shot was taken from where the commencement of the new Kopu Bridge is being built across the inlet to the Firth of Thames NZ

Large Cranes In Place For Bridge Building Project

Large Cranes In Place For Bridge Building Project

Progression Shots Of The Moon Rising

Progression Shots Of The Moon Rising on January 2nd 2010
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I like the second shot Pauline, great compostion. But the moon captures are fabulous and well presented.
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Interestin set of shots Pauline. I love the sparrow surveying his territory from the ariel vantage point. Stay well. PAUL
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I like the second shot Pauline, great compostion. But the moon captures are fabulous and well presented.
Thankyou Angela for your ever encouraging comments. Much appreciated.

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Interestin set of shots Pauline. I love the sparrow surveying his territory from the ariel vantage point. Stay well. PAUL
Thankyou Paul. Doesn't the wee sparrow look so on top of the world there. I just thought I'd highlighting a few things, as I saw them. lol
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What a fab set of shots! Love the all - "cows and cranes" is very cool!
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Love that moon set, and the mist behind the crane - nature taking over industry
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All cool shots Pauline...really like the last one.
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Pauline, these are great. I love the moon rising, very nice.
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What a fab set of shots! Love the all - "cows and cranes" is very cool!
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Thankyou Dogtaggart. The moon shots were quite fascinating to capture and the mist was falling fast over the ranges in the other shot which helped to make it interesting.
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Great set of shots Pauline, love the scenery.
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