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Swan and Cygnets on a pond

Swan and Cygnets on a pond

Swan and Cygnets on a pond

Swan and Cygnets on a pond
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Canon EOS 1100D

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Aperture f/16.0 ISO 100 Shutter 1/25

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Oct, 2012

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PRO

ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS SHOT!!

I love this. Beauty in a Dark Day! Swans are my favorite, as you can see...lol. Love the the in background and this one seems...lonely.

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beautiful....

beautiful photo! :)

PRO

Exceptional photograph of the swan. Beautiful scene.

Beautiful!

Beautiful capture Paul!

beautiful!

beautiful shot!

Nice shot!

congrats

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congrats on award!

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Lovely photo! Congrats!

Awesome capture!

Brilliant capture ...

Great job ,nicely done !! and congrats on your award !!

Beautiful capture!

Platinum

Perfectly beautiful!!!!! Love it.

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Excellent.

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A fine vertical shot.

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