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    The ice at the edge of the reservoir makes interesting formations until it's completely melted. These are processed in Silver Efex Pro. The originals are in my Flickr stream.

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    Great shots!!!

    The last one, if you could bring out the whites a little and darken the blacks a little, you have a master piece there. It is my favorite of the bunch.
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    cool set mbrager - nice visual exercises you are doing.
    2 and 5 are my faves here.
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    I think that these photos are very interesting. Really like them all.

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    I really like all the little patterns.

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