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Throw Pillow
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Greeting Card
Artist's Description
This visit to the Crawley Edge Boatshed was a total opposite to my last visit a few days earlier, When the waterline was above the jetty leading to the boatshed due to a storm surge which resulted in a unusually high tide, Which is the opposite to the unusually low tides we have had over the last few days.
I decided to walk into the river to get a unusual perspective of the boatshed since I thought the water wasn’t to deep, But in the end, I found myself knee deep in the water shooting the boatshed, And once again, Going home soaking wet. LOL
The boatshed was built in the 1930’s and was restored by it’s current owner in the early 2000’s after being in a dilapidated and run down state for many years.
EOS 500D And 15-85 IS.
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Artwork Comments
Fantastic Shot!
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Super reflective imagery!! Love the lighting on the shed itself. Beautifully framed!! Excellent. :D
lovely.
C-grats, Lacey!
This is stunning such a different way to look at it. I only see this driving past in the car so this is brilliant to view
EXCEPTIONAL!
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Thanks, DeeZ!