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Reflection
Photo by cneels
🕐 07-03-10 00:05cneels wrote:
Used on Canon EF mount, f/16, 1/320, ISO 400
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RADIO CI|Y
Photo by ::ys::
🕐 07-03-10 00:05donuss wrote:
Great picture fantastic sharp.
Donat
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The shopkeeper
Photo by lolphoto
🕐 07-02-10 23:56donuss wrote:
Great shot and beautiful color.
Donat
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Shooting a Shoot!
Photo by koolbeep
🕐 07-02-10 23:54donuss wrote:
Good shot and composition.
Donat
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Photo 502321
Photo by philber
🕐 07-02-10 19:48philber wrote:
Thanks, guys!
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Photo 502322
Photo by cneels
🕐 07-02-10 16:27cneels wrote:
Used on Canon EF body (EXIF N/A).
f/4.0, 1/100, ISO 400
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proud of the father
Photo by luke
🕐 07-02-10 12:11luke wrote:
my little brother is very proud of our (me to ofcourse) father who is fireman and shows his photo to everyone
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My lovely daughter..
Photo by readone_sapi
🕐 07-02-10 08:05donuss wrote:
Beautifull with great eyes.
Donat
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"Tomb of Robert Curthose, Eldest Son of William the Conqueror, Gloucester Cathedral, England"
Photo by bajanexile
🕐 07-02-10 01:56bajanexile wrote:
This has been a place of Christian worship continuously for over 1300 years, since Osric, an Anglo-Saxon prince, founded a religious house here in 678-9 AD. Little is known for certain about the communities which worshipped here or the buildings they used over the next 400 years although it is believed that the Benedictine Rule was introduced here early in the 11th century. The foundations of the present church were laid by Abbot Serlo (1072–1104), later to become the first Dean of Exeter.
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"Tomb of Robert Curthose, Eldest Son of William the Conqueror, Gloucester Cathedral, England"
Photo by bajanexile
🕐 07-02-10 01:56bajanexile wrote:
This has been a place of Christian worship continuously for over 1300 years, since Osric, an Anglo-Saxon prince, founded a religious house here in 678-9 AD. Little is known for certain about the communities which worshipped here or the buildings they used over the next 400 years although it is believed that the Benedictine Rule was introduced here early in the 11th century. The foundations of the present church were laid by Abbot Serlo (1072–1104), later to become the first Dean of Exeter.
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