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Truly excellent - well done
James
Truly excellent - well done
James
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Easily the best shot of the phenomenon that Ive seen....stunning!Brian Vickers LRPS
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That works well with the inclusion of the lighthouse in the composition, great work.Peter
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Re: Aurora Borealis
excellent work
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That looks just amazing
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That a top photo!
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That's a fantastic image, you nailed the composition and the colours are superb.Andy
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Thanks again everyone.
I've been away from the forum for quite a while, so it's nice to come back and get such positive comments.Comment
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I'd be thrilled to have seen that, and even more so to have taken that shot. Superb!Comment
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