these would have fitright in with tonights competition too
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I like lone trees Mr Wall but when it comes to milky waterfalls the jury is out. I have seen images where the sea has been turned smooth and milky and they were nice, however, when it comes to something that should be showing crashing waves and tumbling water, then that is what I like to see.
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I've seen stunning examples of lone tree shots and waterfall shots.
It depends on the individual photo and how much impact it has.
It depends on the individual photo and how much impact it has.
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[quote="mrwall"]On one of the forums I frequent there's a guy who HATES lone tree and milky falls, what do you think?
If he truly HATES them then don't hesitate
'cos those are pretty good examples
If he truly HATES them then don't hesitate
'cos those are pretty good examples... //(*_*)\\ ++++++ //(*_*)\\ ... 