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    These are both spectacular. The cloud cover was ideal. The second one looks like it was shot a few minutes earlier than the first and offers a very interesting perspective on the waterfront and the lovely red reflection. A very difficult exposure with both light and shadow areas so prominent.
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    This is so beautiful!!!

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    Wow....what a superb catch Iggy!
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    Thank you, mbrager, jude01, and casil. Cheers
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    stunning - love it. The way the water shines in the 2nd shot is just great
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    Eye candy, Iggy. superb. What a magic moment you immortalized. Very nicely done.
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    Very dramatic images - I dig em both!
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    Both great, love no.2 especially.

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    Another vote for the 2nd one here. Really like the balance between the water/lighthouse, and background lighting. Very nicely executed Iggy.
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