Image 141100233 by Graeme

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Just to the left of the willow tree is the church spire of St.Mary's.

Thank you all so much for your very kind comments yesterday.

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bill friedlander		29-Jan-2012 01:06
So beautiful, so tranquil! Great colors and reflections. This is very beautiful. V

Char		26-Jan-2012 15:03
Such a beautiful well captured scene, Graeme! \/

January Grey		25-Jan-2012 01:47
a lovely weeping willow, Graeme. beautiful shot! V~

Gary Hebert		24-Jan-2012 22:55
gorgeous scene with wonderful lines and colors... really like the format and pov Graeme... V.

Mike H.		24-Jan-2012 21:55
Beautiful natural scene; more so with your enhancements.

Marisa Livet		24-Jan-2012 21:10
Of total romantic beauty...

Colin Storey		24-Jan-2012 21:07
Great light and colours in this superb image. v

woody34		24-Jan-2012 20:18
This must be a very beautiful part of the world..Your captures are wonderful with great colours and mood in every image.

Stephanie		24-Jan-2012 20:00
Such a pretty scene! Wish I were there! V :)

Tom Munson		24-Jan-2012 19:54
Wonderful image of this beautiful setting! Great work, Graeme!

Paolo Peggi (aka Bracciodiferro)		24-Jan-2012 18:53
Just perfect! BV Paolo

Tom LeRoy		24-Jan-2012 18:50
A fine place for a stroll. Your compositions bring it to life. Great work, Graeme. V

Fong Lam		24-Jan-2012 17:34
A very inviting place for a stroll...so lovely, Graeme! V

Jim Coffman		24-Jan-2012 16:17
What a beautiful area to walk ! Lovely image,Graeme!!

larose forest photos		24-Jan-2012 15:55
There surely could be nothing finer than having a stroll on a sunny autumn day by the canal. YOur photos is so inviting with its rich warm colours. V

Vickie BROWN		24-Jan-2012 15:23
Excellent composition and gorgeous colours with reflections, looks a great place taking a walk along the path to the church! BV

John Hamers		24-Jan-2012 15:11
So beautiful, so peaceful !! very nice work Graeme !! V

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