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Believe it or not' this was one shot, I frantically clicked and missed' but nature is full of surprises

Believe it or not' this was one shot, I frantically clicked and missed' but nature is full of surprises
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PLK-L01

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Aperture f/2 ISO 64 Shutter 639/1000000 Focal Length 4620/1000

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Sep, 2017

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Absolute Masterpiece

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Top Choice

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Outstanding Creativity

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Amazing shot

You know what's so funny? I would've deleted it if this happened to me and it has happened often! But seeing you post it I now see it with a different set of eyes and it is awesome! So thank you for letting ,e see it outside of my own little box!

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Probably my best and favorite photo of this wonderful creature, love everything about it

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Gods country

Just a random photo' a slight breeze pushed the beads down the grass blade just after I clicked. It did wait for one shot

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This little place should be plucked from its surrounding and placed in the middle of moorland

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Ruins

Top far left is an old textile mill' about two miles below our famous Haworth and Bronte land 'the three sisters' the steam rising into

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What can we say about these marvelous designs' they never stop captivating us

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Seen the image of someone sat' only trouble was! There was only me, so I set the camera up, surrounded it with stones because the incline on the

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https:--en.m.wikipedia.org-wiki-Bolton_Abbey#Bolton_Priory

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