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By: KEVIN TEMPLE

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Photographer	KEVIN TEMPLE {Karma:8657}
Project	#7 Maximum Depth of Field	Camera Model	canon 10 d
Categories	Architecture	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	28.200mm canon
Uploaded	3/6/2004	Film / Memory Type	iso 100
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	589	Shutter
Favorites	1	Aperture	f/0
Critiques	14	Rating	6.05 / 12 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country -
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Dave Dixon {K:2035} 3/25/2004

great composition and the reflection is absolutely stunning

Phil M {K:11526} 3/8/2004

Beautiful shot!

Lorinda Millar {K:2580} 3/7/2004

I really like this one. I love the clear glassy water, the colours and the composition.
Lorinda

Kevin Bickerdike {K:377} 3/7/2004

Nice..love the reflections......I signed up for photo.net thanks for pointing it out..Kevin

Alan Armanini {K:5407} 3/6/2004

Beautiful Shot, Wonderful Reflections.
Excellent Work!!

Lori Stitt

{K:75282} 3/6/2004

VERY VERY NICE! I really like this photograph a lot Kevin! Smooth glassy water perfectly reflect the wonderful colors! I like the contrasts in this image, the lighting is absolutely perfect for this one. What a great capture!

Lori :)

Roger Williams

{K:86139} 3/6/2004

This is England at its most beautiful and distinctive. Another wonderful picture. It goes straight into my favourites--joining a whole lot more of yours already there. I could almost stop putting them in my favourites and just spend the time browsing your portfolio!

If Usefilm allowed panoramas to use the same area, pixel wise (so you could have a wider image if it was also narrower), this would also make a truly superb panorama. In which case, as well as reducing the area of reflections and sky, I think I would also cut out the extreme left-hand end of the shot, where the town is in such heavy shadow.