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When you are fishing you sometimes notice things that you would'nt normally. I was casting beside a group of Water Lily's which were in bloom.


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Submitted by: Neil Nice

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Camera manufacturer Canon 
Camera model Canon PowerShot G5 
Exposure time 1/100 s 
Lens focal length 29 mm 
Lens aperture f 4 
Date and time of original 2006-06-16 10:13 
Software used Adobe Photoshop CS Windows 


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From: keith bannerman · keith_bannerman·at·yahoo.co.uk  Link
Submitted January 24th 2007

like summer is here in january


From: Randon B. Jolph  Link
Submitted December 24th 2006

Nice photo, but since it is absolutly non-related to fishing you end up with a 2.



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