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What a fantastic place and composition for a so beautiful photography
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wow! this is just gorgeous, well done!! the colors are outstanding, i thought it was a painting when i first looked at it, amazing!
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I'm simply amazed. I even thought that this was a painting of a landscape or some sort of digital artwork at first glance!
Even the sky, weather and reflection of the water looks perfect and serene. Not to mention how all the colors and shadows blend in really well.
All I have to say is great job in capturing the beauty and essence of nature.
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duch things make the people who live in the city have more hope in our planet : ) thank you
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Oh! I love it when the clouds are like that. Sadly I don't have a camera (parents gave it away), so when the sky was perfect, and the fall leaves fluttered, I could not take a picture
but what a spectacular panorama you have! excellent composition 
also, congrats on the DD!
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Oh wow, amazing! This place is just, bursting with so many wonderful colors. Gorgeous snapshot!
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I think its beautiful...man, u r the man!!! It gives me the best feeling in my heart and makes me feel really special.
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This would make a wonderful jigsaw puzzle methinks
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@_@ Amazing
Places like this make you forget the bad in the world, how could there be anything wrong in a place so perfect?
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This is a very beautiful and amazing shot. Congrats on the DD!
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Wow, that's so beautiful!
Congratulations on the Daily Deviation!
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Chicago? I thought it was Japan, at first glance. Really lovely.
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This is so beautiful. I wish i could go there
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Stunningly beautiful, both the view and the photograph.
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amazing, there is nothing else to say about this
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So how did you make this? It's very pretty. Did you use a special camera?
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i think he/she used panorama method and covert it to the HDR... this is what i guess doesnt mean im right
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I love those new Sony cameras, my friend has one. The panoramic function is so awesome. Lovely shot, beautiful contrast with the colours.
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I WANNA GO THERE!
Oh, awesome pic by the way.
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Much nicer than the mucky brown pond I lived near in Wheaton, my one year in Illinois. But it had its moments, usually around dusk. I love watching water-rats swimming, with those long snaky tails, and someone had apparently dumped a pet carp there years ago. If you were paying attention, you could see a ghostly pale form rise from the depths like a fever dream, with a brief swirl of rose-edged scales before the leviathan sank again.
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By coincidence I now live in Wheaton. I want to know where this pond is.
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Unfortunately, I doubt I could find the pond at gunpoint. It was, oh, 15-16 years ago, and I only remember it as out back of an apartment complex which was, if I remember, a bunch of one-story fourplexes or something, surrounded by pines.
And, well, I lived there maybe three months before, let's see, moving in with a female lover in Aurora, moving out solo in Naperville, moving in with a boyfriend who became my second husband (more Naperville), and then Computer Associates bought out my employers and gutted the business, so I followed a new job to the San Francisco bay area....
So I didn't end up with a very clear sense of local geography. I think my clearest memories are of, what is it, 350 north/south? Between the mall (and the Container Store, my fave ever!), my aforementioned boyfriend from Carpentersville, picking friends up at O'Hare, gaming in Dundee and then in--what's the place? I keep trying to call it Hancock Shores; a newish development west on ?70?.
My main frustration in that year in ChicagoLand was that, to get just about anywhere, you had to take a crowded highway to downtown Chicago before angling back out on another radius. Had a couple of stores I liked up north in Evansdale(?), which meant flying north on Lakeshore at dangerous speeds while trying not to hit anything. And let's not even DISCUSS Lower Wacker Drive, which I'm certain is a penance to all of us for living a sinful life.
You wouldn't know from all that that I LIKED the area, would you.
I'm now back in my old college town, Iowa City; I can't afford the big cities now that I'm on Disability, and, well, my mother's 81 and lives less than two hours' drive from here. But I still miss almost everything about ChicagoLand except the traffic.
And you know, I never did get around to seeing the famous Wardrobe (of the Lion, the Witch, and) when I was in Wheaton. I bet it's had a lot more tourists this last few years....
Wishing you good weather for the holidays, and I'm sorry I'm so vague about the geography. Thank you for the nice sunny picture!
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Amazingly wonderfully breathtaking! Words can't really describe the feeling I get when looking at this, but it's something to the effect of.... FFFFFFFFFFF!!!!!!!!
Love it!
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