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Beautiful response on the given first line Bastet.
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Thank you very much Chèvrefeuille!
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🙂
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Wow! love the line but that shot is just superb!!
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Thanks, that’s one of my favorite shots, I took it one evening whilst going for a walk with my son…he said…try taking the shot using your sunglasses as a filter…it came out like this!
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I know what you mean…I take so many shots not seeing a blasted thing and can’t wait to see the results when I get to the office. With my smart phone, the reflection blinds me and the screen…so I just get out of the Métro, turn on the camera and walk, aim, click and hope. Except for my rooftop shots of course…what I see is far more majestic than what I can capture.
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Lol…I do that with my regular camera very often on bright days…I’m always surprised when I can pull off a good photo, maybe with a little help of an app.
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