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Cool! An action shot… better than a pose in many ways. Nice an sharp. Well composed. You were lucky it didn’t dive for cover when you were there. I only ever saw splashes of water when I was in Canada when they saw me coming and swam for cover.
And here was me thinking this was another one of those dirty pictures (hot chicks, blue tits, …) :oops: :wink:
Nice DOF (as far as I would know).
Many thanks to both of you.
Madra Rua wrote:
And here was me thinking this was another one of those dirty pictures (hot chicks, blue tits, …) :oops: :wink:
Nice DOF (as far as I would know).
MAdra Rua, I understand there is probably a double meaning to beaver, but I do not get it (I am French) can you explain please ? if not politicaly correct, maybe via MP?
Madra Hee hee
Joe
I only ever saw splashes of water when I was in Canada when they saw me coming and swam for cover.
I guess you didn’t have your hide then?
:-) Nope. That was on a 3 week road trip in Western Canada back in 2005. This was when I fell in love with photography. Would love to go back now I have a clue about what I’m doing. Sponsorship is welcome.
Nothing to worry about, piketpik.
There is a possibilty of a double meaning, but I don’t thing anybody would make the mistake. :DI was only refering to an earlier post, which used a double meaning.
‘Beaver’ can also be used for… aeehm… :oops: … well… I think you better look it up yourself :wink::lol: excellent… another day, another new word… :P
I see you were probably thinking about #7 :twisted: :mrgreen:piketpik wrote:
:lol: excellent… another day, another new word… :P
I see you were probably thinking about #7 :twisted: :mrgreen:No, no! Never! I meant ‘a native or inhabitant of Oregon, the Beaver State’ :wink:
Madra Rua wrote:
Nothing to worry about, piketpik.
There is a possibilty of a double meaning, but I don’t thing anybody would make the mistake. :DI was only refering to an earlier post, which used a double meaning.
‘Beaver’ can also be used for… aeehm… :oops: … well… I think you better look it up yourself :wink:Piketpik don’t worry about double meaning in this country almost anything works.
Nice pic by the way
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I am not worried… just happy to learn more … :wink: specialy this type of double meaning :roll: :mrgreen:Turns out there are 9 re-introduced Beavers in Kent, south England. Brought in to help restore a dying fen. Very similar situation to Yellowstone in America where they maintained the water courses and encouraged tree growth.
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