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23-NOV-2008

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adrianox		09-Mar-2019 12:00
Ahhh - Love the composition - as always charlie! thanks bud, Adrianox

Guest		26-Nov-2008 11:13
Great layout, it looks as though you've placed all the elements yourself. Like it Charlie. Alistair

Guest		25-Nov-2008 01:58
Great shot Charlie, have to agree with all other comments. I like the perspective of the shot very much. Dennis

Guest		24-Nov-2008 19:31
What an image Charlie! It has a superb graphic quality plus everything everyone else has said. If only I'd taken it.......... Frank

Olympus DSLR Challenge		24-Nov-2008 18:40
If it was square, it would be too beautiful! Just kidding... or maybe not ;o) endika

Miroslav Kral		24-Nov-2008 16:37
I can only agree with others here.

PaulM		24-Nov-2008 13:07
Reaaly nice. Everything about this composition works so well.

Stefan		24-Nov-2008 05:27
Nice sense of motion; even the tree at lower right is helping the walkers rotate to the right. Really good stuff.

Guest		24-Nov-2008 01:58
Nice comp, the lines and curves really make this work. Don

Olympus DSLR Challenge		24-Nov-2008 00:39
Cheers guys... charlie

Guest		23-Nov-2008 23:51
Just realised what I said - I don't mean the exhibition here - I mean a gallery....not a virtual one... Oh heck, I give up, I'm going to bed!

Guest		23-Nov-2008 23:50
Superb Charlie. Great comp and lovely tones, Bruce

Guest		23-Nov-2008 23:50
Great stuff. Exhibition material methinks.

Guest		23-Nov-2008 23:26
Wow, Charlie I love this one. The composition is perfect and the tones are beautiful. --- Woody

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