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mikehawthorne
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opinion please took this shot on 3 mp compact.

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aster
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Hi Mike,

:D I don't see how it can't compete with a DSLR-taken photo. Good perspectives of the walkway, nice wood texture contrasting against the amazing turquoise blue of the water and that tiny sail boat in the horizon looking very good.
What's missing is that, there's no technology that will take us there instantly so we can take a splashless dive, so as to not disturb the calm of the water surface! :D

I like it.

Thanks for sharing,

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The proverb says: never leave home without an Alpha...
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Dr. Harout wrote:The proverb says: never leave home without an Alpha...
That must be one of those (new) old Armenian proverbs, right? :lol:

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Dusty wrote:
Dr. Harout wrote:The proverb says: never leave home without an Alpha...
That must be one of those (new) old Armenian proverbs, right? :lol:

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