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    #16
    Re: Lady of the lake

    Originally posted by rcarca View Post
    That is an absolutely stunning shot. Beautiful sky and sea, plus the model is pretty fantastic too.
    Ditto for me Ian.

    Tom

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      #17
      Re: Lady of the lake

      really nice ian and as usual even better on flickr

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        #18
        Re: Lady of the lake

        cheers guys...
        :- Ian

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          #19
          Re: Lady of the lake

          That's a nice cheeky shot Ian. Nice light.
          Derek

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            #20
            Re: Lady of the lake

            thank you
            :- Ian

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              #21
              Re: Lady of the lake

              Boys, boys, settle down

              There's something really odd going on here. What was she doing going out dressed like that?

              And, below the level of her gluteus maximus, - (should any of you have even looked) - those SHOES? for a walk in the country? I don't think so.

              Nevertheless it seems you have made the most of the opportunity; Tigger, and I don't blame you. Lovely shot & PP. I might have been tempted to get rid of the pole she's standing next to.
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                #22
                Re: Lady of the lake

                thanks Bo...

                I'm guessing they were at a local posh restaurant thats just across the road and yes those shoes, everything about her was class and money

                I did think about the pole but in the end left it - thanks Bo
                :- Ian

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                  #23
                  Re: Lady of the lake

                  Originally posted by lunarbo View Post
                  ... I might have been tempted to get rid of the pole she's standing next to.
                  He sounded too big to go quietly and I think Ian said they were Russian.

                  Cheers,
                  John

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                    #24
                    Re: Lady of the lake

                    Originally posted by ColytonJohn View Post
                    He sounded too big to go quietly and I think Ian said they were Russian.

                    Cheers,
                    John
                    lol...
                    :- Ian

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                      #25
                      Re: Lady of the lake

                      I don't know why I've had to look at this again Ian[emoji15]
                      Having just looked at in Flickr I have to ask is that your tripod leg just to the left of her lower leg


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                        #26
                        Re: Lady of the lake

                        no its a metal pole, I was going to have a go at removing it, but I spent well over an hour editing this photo and just got to stage where I was happy to leave it, although
                        :- Ian

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                          #27
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                          Great image, Ian. I've had evenings where I've wandered along a warm coastline and come across a beautiful woman willing to be photographed, but at that point I always wake up. What a strange and slightly surreal situation, but well done on being brave (and quick) enough to produce a stunning image. And there's a great sunset going on, I almost didn't notice....
                          And yes, Bo, I did notice the shoes too, which adds to general oddness.
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                            #28
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                            Originally posted by AlexR! View Post
                            Great image, Ian. I've had evenings where I've wandered along a warm coastline and come across a beautiful woman willing to be photographed, but at that point I always wake up. What a strange and slightly surreal situation, but well done on being brave (and quick) enough to produce a stunning image. And there's a great sunset going on, I almost didn't notice....
                            And yes, Bo, I did notice the shoes too, which adds to general oddness.
                            trust me Alex it will probably never happen again - glad you liked the shot
                            :- Ian

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                              #29
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                              I like the dreamy look of it. Well done!!!
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                                #30
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                                As others have said Ian a truly stunning shot!
                                - Tony

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