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This is a picture I took at The Siddel's lake.

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Wow, that is really pretty!!!
Its odd yet wonderful, how some people can capture the beauty of the earth in a picture...:]
Nice Job!!!
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Well, I can't really analyze your piece because of my limited knowledge of the particulars of photography, but I can say that I enjoyed it. The reflection is exquisite and the colors are lovely. The sun on the lake is especially beautiful. Additionally, your title is very original and suits the picture well. Good job!
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I'm glad you like it. :D
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This really is a beautiful photograph. You title is also very original, I know I never would have come up with it. :) It is a simple photo but also a very beautiful one, it is sort of the perfect blend. Just what may I as is the Siddel's Lake?
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ArahniaSiddel's and MathisSiddel's like. It is really beautiful there.
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Hello again, Junglelover! ^_^

I really like this picture. Out of curiosity, what time of day approximately did you take this picture? I love the reflection of the sun and the contrast it has with the rest of the picture, since it is somewhat light while the rest of it is gray and silver. Very nice. This reminds me, I have some lake pictures I should post. =D

Keep up the great photography, I love seeing your stuff. :)

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Um.. I know it was at night.
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It isn't our lake ... We don't even own the cabin . . . I am just saying .... It is MN and it is called Square lake.




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Okay, your family owns the cabin, My bad.
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Wow, it's so pretty! I like how you also had the scenery in the background and the sky. The title to this was pretty cool too, and was what got me to look at this. ^_^

The sun looks a little weird though, like it's tilted or something. The lake looks straight and stuff, but the sky looks crooked.

I also liked the reflection of the sun and the scenery. Very nice. :) You should keep taking pictures!
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Thanks.

I think it looks crooked because of the way the lake is.

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I really like this as well. :) There's a very distinct sense of mood and the colors are realy nice.

I think my only complaint, really, is that it looks a bit crooked. (Though I think that's already been said). I also think it would be stronger, compositionally, if the sun was off-centered instead of smack dab in the middle.

Hope this helps!

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Beautiful! The sunlight really reflects of the lake beautifully! This scene is perfect... You really captured it! AWESOME! :P :D :) But... As some other people have noted, it is a bit crooked. But, still :D
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Hey there!

Whoa, this is a pretty good picture. It's very beauitful. The only problem is that it's a tad crooked! You always want to make sure you have the water line/horizon straight before you snap a picture, because otherwise it's crooked. Crooked pictures can be very distracted, and its a shame that they can be so great but be ruined by the crooked-ness.
However, nice work.
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