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  1. 05-10-2009 #1
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    Taken on the back water by Caversham Lock. I have noticed by resizing it the quality seems to have got a lot worse on this picture for some reason.

    Not a great picture but love the water effect she came towards me
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    I see why you posted it - nice water action.
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    I agree, the water action is excellent Paul.
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    Thank you louise, I do like the water effect too.
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    Thank you Rolf,
    I did not think i got this shot at all as just heard a noise pointed and shot so can not be to dissapointed.
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    Great shot.
    Mallards never fail to amuse. I like them
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