Just about caught the fading light (A100)

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Just about caught the fading light (A100)

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Very nice Vaughan :D .
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Great light and exposure, Vaughan, but the composition feels a bit crowded. Does that make sense?
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I like it.
The boat matriculation, is it that the owner had a very very bad time back in 1997?
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I like it ! It's busy but it works. Nice compostion.
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Re: Just about caught the fading light (A100)

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Dr. Harout wrote:I like it.
The boat matriculation, is it that the owner had a very very bad time back in 1997?
:D very good :D
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