Petting Zoo 2

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• isabela_sor (32116)
• [2008-05-17 8:49]
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• Gustaw (18636)
• [2008-05-17 8:56]

Hi, friend!
Very interesting colours. I like your composition. I like your oryginal colours and light. WEll done. Interesting architecture.
Marek

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• japiey (9295)
• [2008-05-17 9:09]

Hi Karen,

Lovely house.
Beautifull desingn, patterns.
All the best.

jp

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• Wandering_Dan (2952)
• [2008-05-17 9:10]

Hi, Karen -

A nice quiet shot. The colors are very good - it's the weather that makes them look subdued. I like the resemblance of the feathered fan in the bare branches on the left - nice touch!

Best,
Dan

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• paura (20343)
• [2008-05-17 9:22]

Karen,
Nice photo from this beautiful and interesting building. Colors are great as the vivid architecture details.

well done!

Paulo

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• bracasha75 (11939)
• [2008-05-17 9:30]

Hi Karen
Very good red barn like all other red barn in North America...this is realy beautiful
TFs
Salut,Braca

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• danyy (49816)
• [2008-05-17 9:59]

Bonjour Karen,
j'aime beaucoup ces photos de ces maisons caractéristiques du Canada.
Regards.
Daniel.

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• Fis2 (31033)
• [2008-05-17 13:50]

Hej Karen!
Next interesting building. Good frame and colors. Curious windmill make impression. Well done.
Regards
Krzysztof

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• Vasa (4027)
• [2008-05-17 14:59]

Hello karen,

nice occasion to send greeting from Belgrade. I did not understand the use of this "thematic" building. Maybe could be interesting for improuving conditions of pats. I am not yet happy with the treatment of domestic animals in my country.

Many thanks for yours visits!

Branko

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• kevinos (5438)
• [2008-05-17 22:18]

This is a very handsome and interesting North American barn and with lovely color too, Karen.

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• emka (6779)
• [2008-05-17 23:05]

Hi Karen

Splendid shot of this barn. It is so big! The unit of effective cross-sectional area during nuclear collisions is known as the barn, The term was coined after one of the physicists looking at the number 10(-24) square centimeters exclaimed that for nuclear processes that really was as "big as a barn!" I could not understand this till now. Regards
Malgorzata

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• Graal (40749)
• [2008-05-17 23:45]

Nice colours and architecture. An interesting sight on the same barn. I like it.
Gr., Aleksander

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• ChrisJ (55282)
• [2008-05-18 0:58]

Hi Karen

I like the graphism added by the 2 dark pine trees against the red barn. The windmill adds a third element & breaks the pattern. Superb sharpness & composition, & a good daily life scene. Tfs!

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• vincz (17510)
• [2008-05-18 1:30]

Beautiful house with very interesting red color. A simple but really nice one.

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• snunney (19665)
• [2008-05-18 1:39]

Hello Karen,
I like these old barns that seem very typical of North America. I think this closer shot works better than the previous posting allowing us to fully appreciate the shapes and the texturing in the old timbers. A blue sky would have been nice but the grey one suits quite well and makes a good foil for the reddish tones of the barn. Very good clarity.

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• siolaw (21410)
• [2008-05-18 8:00]

Hi Karen
A funny and colorful barn you got here! The POV from the corner is good and i see no distortions...
Sharp too
Greetings
Laurent

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• Budapestman (24451)
• [2008-05-19 3:27]

Hi Karen,
Beautiful coloured shot I like the cosy atmosphere and the fine details. The vivid colours are very attractive and the composition is splendid. Very well done! Have a nice week
George

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• Dyerco (4981)
• [2008-05-19 9:10]

Nice saturated colours but it would be nice to see some FG interest. Building such as these tend to be a bit static.
Phil

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• toto (13369)
• [2008-05-20 11:16]

Bonsoir,
belle photo de ce batiment rouge de construction superbe, avec ce toit de forme particulière au Canada,mon guide m' a dit que cela est pour éviter que la neige ne tienne pas trop épaisse sur ces toits.
Jolies couleurs et bonne netteté.
Merci du partage.

Amitiés Thomas
Je reviens

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• gunbud (16267)
• [2008-06-01 20:59]

Hi Karen,
A lovely red barn captured here that contrast nicely with the two evergreens. The old windmill gives this a nice western touch. We don't see these in the east because there are so many hills to block the wind. Excellent details and sharpness to this lovely red barn.
Regards, Tom