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• Robpulp (937)
• [2007-01-15 12:22]

fantastic composition, good symetry. Maybe a little too bright but I like that effect anyway. Good work.

Rob

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• michiels (4164)
• [2007-01-15 13:15]

hello,

Nice green , so inviting ...
i like the colour and the composition very much.
best regards, inn

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• miuky (3335)
• [2007-01-15 13:45]

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but smiles like those can be found everywhere, because kids don't need new models of phones, cars or dalls, to play..., if we teach them to use immagination to play...
Happy faces, between lines of green, the repetiton, great dof and POv...
exellent
regards, M.

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• vesalius (857)
• [2007-01-15 13:53]

Great colours Weeraphan. The composition is good as well with leading lines.

Take care,

Don

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• lilimih33 (9844)
• [2007-01-15 15:58]

Hello Weeraphan!
Beautiful green composition! Nioce sharpness and light! Lovely point of view!
Well done!
Lili

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• bebep (2059)
• [2007-01-15 18:41]

Hi Weeraphan,
very beautiful the predominant green, I like the detail about the blades of grass, excellent shot
giuseppe

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• adores (13741)
• [2007-01-16 4:26]

Hi Weeraphan!
It's very nice! Good to see all these kids in the fields. Colours are fantastic! You've captured a very nice daily scene!
Regards, Anabela

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• kevinos (6399)
• [2007-01-16 7:09]

Nice picture, Nong, I like the little figures dotted along the path and that lovely rice green.You have made a nice composition. I am in cold C.M now, not far from you. Regards Lung

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• Leonie (8464)
• [2007-01-16 7:10]

Beautiful picture and beautiful area...I love all this green!

Well done, Léonie

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• stevesaba (2651)
• [2007-01-16 11:07]

Hi Weeraphan!
This is a sweet one! All the children in the rice Paddy.....working, but playing too. And I can see why it would remind you of your life when you were young! Really nice, and moving composition...good work! take care,
Steve

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• scalerman (21983)
• [2007-01-17 12:26]

Weeraphan: a finely sharpened image. You caught alot of distant motion and the kids provide a great measure of scale...