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Cinco Lagunas (Sierra de Gredos) Spain

Submitted by: Cándido Pérez Márquez

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Global class! 6 It doesn't get better than this!
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Camera manufacturer Canon 
Camera model Canon DIGITAL IXUS 700 
Exposure time 1/160 s 
Lens focal length 13 mm 
Lens aperture f 9 
Date and time of original 2007-06-02 16:36 
Software used Adobe Photoshop CS Windows 


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From: Cándido Pérez Márquez · candyfish·at·terra.es  Link
Submitted June 20th 2007

Thank you for your comment Clyde, equally that to the rest of the visitors of the page that you/they leave their positive comments of the pictures.
A greeting


From: Clyde Pullen · cepullen·at·hotmail.com  Link
Submitted June 20th 2007

This fish is beautiful. The markings on the sides and the contrast on the fins are just beautiful. Thank you for the fine picture of our Lord's wonderful creation.
In His Love, Rev. Clyde E. Pullen


From: Candido Pérez Márquez · candyfish·at·terra.es  Link
Submitted June 19th 2007

Alan, is a pleasure to share in this page my fishing experiences and that people like your they can enjoy them. A greeting.


From: Alan Petrucci · uppahdam·at·aol.com  Link
Submitted June 18th 2007

That is one very beautiful fish. Thanks for sharing it with us.



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