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  1. 06-14-2010, 10:23 AM #1
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    Took these yesterday at Montreal Botanical gardens.

    I have no real title for the second shot but the first shot is Kissing Koi
    Ok - Nevermind - shot 2 is Hungry Koi as per OWLP's suggestion (Thx! OWLP!)

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    The title in the first one could be hungry Koi too.
    Both shots are excellent.
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    I agree-both are excellent. It's funny but I took some pictures of Koi yesterday!
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    That first one could also be called "French Kissing Koi"...
    very nice captures Marko....love the unusual colours of the fish in the second shot.
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    I'am liking #2. I don't seem to have much luck with fish when dealing with water shots like this even if I use a polorizer
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    Very nice shots on both Marko, very well captured.
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