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Guest		23-Nov-2007 00:49
Great shot. V

anuschka		19-Nov-2007 23:26
Sensuele softness....V.

Wenche Aune		19-Nov-2007 18:20
Excellent macro. V

Guest		19-Nov-2007 04:55
perfect dof. v

Ali Majdfar		19-Nov-2007 03:15
Fabulous DOF control, GMV

veraferia		18-Nov-2007 23:12
Splendid!V

jlm		18-Nov-2007 22:32
Very good dof

Marjan Schavemaker		18-Nov-2007 22:21
Nou, doe mij maar een bakkie, Olivier! Weer een originele vondst en dat zo dicht bij huis! V

marie-jose wolff		18-Nov-2007 18:06
fabulous macro, nice detail! V

Galina Stepanova		18-Nov-2007 16:40
Most original and most interesting. Great one, Oliver!

Guest		18-Nov-2007 11:24
brilliant, now I am able to write a book.

Andrew Vincent		18-Nov-2007 11:04
Wonderful, I like how it blends into the white background. Nice grubby spout, sign of a good tea pot ;-) white, 1 sugar VOTE!

Pierre Schneider		18-Nov-2007 09:56
Very good, a stranger in the kitchen.

Fong Lam		18-Nov-2007 08:17
Excellent use of selective focusing. A very pretty Loch Ness :)) ~V~

123		18-Nov-2007 07:19
Fabulous macro, DOF, and bokeh. V

Guest		18-Nov-2007 07:01
Nonono, it has to be an elephant in the kitchen!

Paco López		18-Nov-2007 06:48
Very good work!!! V!

Bryan Murahashi		18-Nov-2007 05:43
Nice dof in this photo. V

Guest		18-Nov-2007 02:02
Yes, Olivier; you are 'on a tear'. Great work. v. Lee

Guest		18-Nov-2007 01:46
Better and better! You are on a tear! V

fred_il		18-Nov-2007 01:43
LOL! thanks for the title!! VOte!

Guest		18-Nov-2007 01:22
love the title!

Guest		18-Nov-2007 01:22
Yes,very very good!

Martha Albuquerque		18-Nov-2007 00:58
brilliant, O* V

Soenda		18-Nov-2007 00:07
And now I get your play on words...Nestea/the Loch Ness Monster. You were way ahead of me! And sorry I was that I couldn't vote twice.

Soenda		18-Nov-2007 00:06
It reminds me of an inquisitive elephant's trunk slipping up over a wall in search of peanuts or other treats. With the muted background, the photo lets the viewer's imagination run wild.

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