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Fishing For Compliments
rabirius
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52 responses to “Fishing For Compliments”
Absolutely amazing! Love it!
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Thank you very much, Octavian.
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🙂
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unique!
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Thank you, Alois.
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Nice combo ‘:-)
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Thanks a lot!
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Excellent movement. You seem to have captured the feeling of fishing. Very beautiful.
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Thank you very much.
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Evening Rabirius! 🙂
That is so incredible. No punt intended but you really do get lured in, right? Lol
Hope your having a great weekend, hugs from Oz, Paula xxx
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Thanks a lot, Paula.
But don’t get lured in too much – as you have probably already noticed, some of the fish are not that nice 🙂
I hope you are alright!
Greetings,
rabirius.
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Hahaha! You made me laugh.
At this point in time I’m in a really good place, thank you!
Love your blog and your comments! Hugs to you from down under, Paula xxxx
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I’m glad to hear that you are well and I hope you will stay that way.
Greetings,
rabirius.
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Ohh Me too! Lol I so love Christmas and it lifts me up to the sky, can you see? Lol huge hug. xx
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Yes, I can…
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WooHoo! Lol xx
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🙂
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Compliments of the house of ‘Herman van Bon Photography’ (see FB-page) 😉
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Thank you very much!
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😉
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I offer my compliment.
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That is very kind of you.
Thanks a lot!
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j’adore le traitement de la photo, superbe
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Merci beaucoup, Jimmy.
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Fantástico. Tanto el contenido como la composición, los colores, el ‘ambiente’. Bravo, Rabirius.
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Muchas gracias, Rosa.
Saludos,
rabirius.
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Ha, I like the title.and I like the image. Which camera first?
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Thank you very much.
What do you mean by “Which camera first?”
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Opps, forgive my sloppy typo.
I meant which camera first? As in the thought for the what you were about to do and the Title. Or an image that morphed into the final presentation I viewed and then the Title?
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Ah, okay. But now you wrote camera again…
…but I think you mean came, right.
Well, usually I have some picture in mind I want to create with the pictures I’ve taken. In that process I mostly think about titles…
…but then it doesn’t always work the way I want it too – so when the outcome is too different I have to find a new title.
Here the expression “Fishing for Compliments” somehow brought the idea for the picture, in a way.
Greetings,
rabirius.
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I wondered how that creative work happened. There is a lot there.
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It really is different with all my pictures. Sometimes it is the photos I’ve taken – but others were also inspired by dreams, music, all kinds of things really…
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And reeling them in!!! 😉 Reminds me of the Galata bridge in Istanbul for some reason. Great job Rabirius.
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Thank you very much, Madhu.
Yes, the Galata Bridge is in there – TWICE 🙂
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galata bridge 🙂
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Yes, you’re right…
…but the sea is from Trabzon and the fishes and people are from all over…
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This pic is so Turkiye then.Wide range of sea, wide range of people all together 🙂 i luv it..
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Thank you very much…
…I visited Turkey many times – so it reappears on a lot of my pictures, as you can see when you click here.
Greetings,
rabirius.
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very thoughtful Caption
with regards
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Thank you very much!
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Wow, great fish, Annie
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Thanks a lot, Annie.
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Well done Rabirius (are you really Annie???) If you’re fishing for compliments you’ll find many I’m sure, including mine!!
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Thank you so much, Tina.
No, I’m not Annie. Where did you get this from?
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Someone who commented on your blog called you Annie
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Ah, okay. That probably caused some confusion…
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The Miami Dade shoreline has become so condominiumized I don’t even know of a place like this anymore.
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Well, this place is actually two – I combined Trabzon and Istanbul for this picture.
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An apt title:)
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Thank you, Uday.
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Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
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Thanks for reblogging!
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