Nenufars

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• ErEs2 (576)
• [2006-01-16 4:23]

witam
ladna kompozycja, dobra ostrosc :) widzialbym moze nieco nizszy POV, ale nie wiem jak wygladal dalszy plan, ktory by sie wciskal w kadr wiec dobrze jest jak jest :)
pozdrawiam
Rafal

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• h_sedghi (421)
• [2006-01-16 7:33]

vert lovely shot.
I like that
Hamid

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• jlynx (330)
• [2006-01-16 7:53]

Witaj Aleksandrze,
Wracam na TN po d³u¿szym czasie nieobecno¶ci.
Szczerze mówi±c, nie mogê siê "wyrobiæ". A wracaj±c do Twojej fotografii powiem: podoba mi siê i t³o i ustawiemie g³ównego tematu - na przekatnej kadru. Kolorystyka w zasadzie zbli¿ona do naturalnej, tak± pamiêtam z dawnych lat, kiedy widoki te by³y do¶æ czêste.
Pozdrawiam serdecznie,
Jurek

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• wallhalla15 (13787)
• [2006-01-16 16:04]

Hi Aleksander, this is wonderful flower shot. I like it very much. Excellent sharpness, brilliant colours and great lighting. This is an excellent composition. Aleks, I think this is one of your best flower shots. Thank you. Have a great week.
Br
Heinz

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• chiliu (6448)
• [2006-01-16 22:02]

Hi Aleksander,
Very nice shot on this beautiful flower,
great composed and good exposure.
Thanks for sharing!

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• cafecrem (9242)
• [2006-01-17 3:08]

Cześć :-)
Wspaniale że u Ciebie tak letnio i przyjaźnie! Uwielbiam nenufary!!!!!!

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• anavazao (3829)
• [2006-01-17 6:32]

Hi,
good shot with great idea!
great perspective, colour and composition!
Well done!

Ana:)

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• Luc (14719)
• [2006-01-17 23:04]

Very good.
Thank you, Aleksander.
Sorry, I have no time thase days to write complete comments.

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• mlines (2560)
• [2006-01-22 15:50]

Beautiful capture of lotus plant. Apart from the beauty of these, it may be of interest to know the ability of these leaves to repel water has lead to advancing the production of nanomaterials used to protect fibres used in clothing. The 15 nanometre "bumps"on the leaf surfaces keep the water from wetting the surface. Much of science mimics what nature has already found a way to do before.