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Author 'Lumixane'

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) : Half turn! The path that I take is usually cut after the excesses of the Saone. Swans and seagulls away to their heart's delight. A little ice on the front, the night was cool.

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> Bilounet34 >Reply

Mar 08, 2010

I love, especially the reflection of the stakes in the pond, it gives a good depth to your shot ... Bonne continuation à vous ...

> Harmony >Reply

Jan 04, 2010

Still a very soothing shades of blue. I am of the opinion of Marcel for the turnaround but I adopt it anyway. It's so sweet wallpaper. : 4:

> Marcel >Reply

Jan 04, 2010

A beautiful view that I would have reversed "All is well settled, as usual.

> Author Lumixane [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply

Jan 04, 2010

If I reverse, Marcel, I am afraid that the birds are completely disrupted! Seriously I should try indeed ... No thought! : 18: Thank you.

> Nicole.barberon [G] [P] [C] [B] [F] >Reply

Jan 04, 2010

As always you present us a wonderful image with beautiful shades of blue. Thank you Anne. 1:

> Evie [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply

Jan 04, 2010

It overflows, water, blue, pickets ... I like the rendering of depth but regretted "that can" guess the birds ... These results also reveal a "note" of life joyous and one has the sensation of following their games! It's beautiful ... : 5:: 6:

> Nathea >Reply

Jan 03, 2010

Nice composition on this waterlogged landscape, some birds like little notes to play items, thank you for this nice graphic rhythm, I like.

> Author Lumixane [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply

Jan 04, 2010

And me, I love your comment and I thank you. Good recovery, Nath, you will probably be somewhat dormant, and we therefore missed: 5:.

> Heuzeja [G] [P] [C] >Reply

Jan 03, 2010

The Saone overflowing, to transform the landscape into oyster beds bounded by Pignotti (stakes), has everything to please me. Amazing: 11:!

> Author Lumixane [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply

Jan 03, 2010

Pignotti, you do well to clarify, it's Hebrew in Burgundy! I'm glad you like the blue ... : 18: There was a time when I blew posts without thinking, son and a water tower ... Thank you for making the trip, Heuzeja: 18:

> Mimp >Reply

Jan 04, 2010

How you're right ... the photo is a reflection of our sensitivity ... then why hide what is likely to hit ... say upset sensitivity ... Is it not then a way of hiding our faces? Your photo is superb ... but among you, this word rhymes with banality. : 18:: 6:

> Andreboucly [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply

Jan 03, 2010

I see you're still a wonderful gift to frame your picture is that it rains a lot in you. Happy new year.

> Guylaine [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply

Jan 03, 2010

I thought it was a pier, a beautiful image as always. It often extends beyond the river, say so. : 6:

> Author Lumixane [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply

Jan 03, 2010

Hi Guylaine! The Saône overflows with 2 to 4 times per year on average. Overflows, however regulated by a dam nearby to save homes. Thank you for your passage. : 18:

> Lilinormandie [G] [P] [C] [F] >Reply

Jan 03, 2010