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April 27, 2017
A face in the clouds over Darwin, Australia.
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April 7, 2017
A storm system over Nedlands, Australia.
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A lovely pleasing quiet shot, Dean. Very nice indeed and most satisfying to view.
A symphony of colours varying in shades of blue, grey and black nicely muted. Pleasing to say, you got the horizon spot on level. Many otherwise potentially good photos posted onto the Gallery are, sorry to say,hopelessly and disappointingly marred by sloping horizons.
Thanks.
Laurence
A lovely pleasing quiet shot, Dean. Very nice indeed and most satisfying to view. A gentle symphony of colours varying in shades of blue, grey and black, nicely muted.
Pleasing to say, you got the horizon spot on level. Many otherwise potentially good photos on posted onto the Gallery (with good intenet, must say) are hopelessly and disappointingly marred by sloping horizons.
Thanks.
Laurence