Latest picture uploaded of my trip to a river (Krishna) and a dam (Nagarjuna Sagar) nearby.
Original picture -- a fisherman in his circular boat (not sure what it is called other than that)
Edited picture
Latest picture uploaded of my trip to a river (Krishna) and a dam (Nagarjuna Sagar) nearby.
Original picture -- a fisherman in his circular boat (not sure what it is called other than that)
Edited picture
nice maddie. i think we call those boats curricles in ireland...
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I woouldn't even call that a boat. Looks like a wheel barrel flipped over.Originally Posted by Niamh
You've got to be crazy to float on that thing.
Excellent photo Maddie, and the edited version looks like a prize winning picture. You should submit that to a photo contest.
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Maddie, love both versions of the picture! That fellow is brave, too, to go in water in a tiny craft like that!
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I woouldn't even call that a boat. Looks like a wheel barrel flipped over.
Excellent photo Maddie, and the edited version looks like a prize winning picture. You should submit that to a photo contest.ThanksMaddie, love both versions of the picture! That fellow is brave, too, to go in water in a tiny craft like that!
These fishermen are so used to such kind of living, it's like it's in their blood. There must be some name of this type of boat in their local language, unfortunately I don't know their language.
The same boat being used for shade by these fishermen.
I am experimenting with the pictures today.
So, here is the Original version
Edited picture of the same
This is actually a very tiny coonch (some 2-3 cms long). I zoomed and took this picture. The crust was very fragile, more like the shell of a very tiny snail. There are very big size coonch as well with harder shell.
Original picture
Edited picture
Great pictures, Maddie. My favorites are the one of the man floating on the round boat and of the shell. They're very well composed. I like both best in the pre-edited version.
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I love the man in boat, both edited and unedited versions, the conch shell is simple and beautiful, I think I like the coloring of the unedited version better.
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Maddie & AdoreroDio: Great pictures from both of you. Keep up the good work.
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This was taken from just outside my home at 6:30 AM:
On the way down to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina:
Just outside the condo at Myrtle Beach:
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Adoereo - Very nice pictures. I can't wait for the spring flowers to bloom. I've seen crocuses bloom around here and the daffodils and tulips are sprouting.
Dori - I love that first picture very much. Of course I always stand at attention and salute the flag.
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Wow they are great pics Maddie and AD!
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W.B.Yeats
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wow amazing thread
I'll post mine as soon as possible
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