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Abandoned pilings
© sharonva
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Uploaded: 08/18/10 1:55 AM GMT
Abandoned pilings
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This is the Potomac River...and it was cold and cloudy when I arrived at 6:00AM one Friday morning. However, the sun was burning away the cloud cover and the fishing boats were going out. I think this fisherman is crabbing, but I am not sure. These old pilings make a wonderful haven for crabs and the boat was just hanging around here for as long as I was shooting pics. Thanks for coming to take a look...and I hope you like this one!
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Good shot, well composed.
Needs a bit more of contrast, because the colors are a bit flat...in my humble opinion... :o)
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Needs a bit more of contrast, because the colors are a bit flat...in my humble opinion... :o)
:o)
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Carpe Diem!
A lovely composition! You have to look hard to distinguish the reflections from reality.
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Very unique looking photo and lovely scene and i bet it would be a good fishing place.Thanks for sharing and love the colours.
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Sharon - At 6 AM, the fisherman was crabby at the very least, if not crabbing! ;-) Great reflections in the photo. The houses and trees have the feel of a painting. Nice work! Thad
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If I could tell the story in words, I wouldn't need to lug around a camera. ~Lewis Hine
What a lovely picture Sharon.
Rob
Rob
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The reason why the sunsets in the evening is because it wants to see the sunrise in the morning. I rise in the morning because I want to see them both. RvdB
Really lovely composition. I like the misty look to the far shore.
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Wonderful morning scene along the busy shorelines. The best time of day to visit the rivers. Very nice details and composition. I may need to readjust my monitor again, here it is a tad bright.
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