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Photo of the Day ~ Abstract Patterns Category ~ December 31, 2007

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Fish Pass
by Mark Westlake (Mark Westlake) 
Camera:
Olympus E-510
Location:
Killeenleagh, Co. Kerry
 
Ireland

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SaMi Martin commented on December 31, 2007 00:12:
Interesting image Mark, looks like it is frozen. Congratulations!
Susan Gordon commented on December 31, 2007 00:38:
Neat photo, Mark -- taken from a bridge? Very interesting angle and perspective. Congratulations.
Linn Smith commented on December 31, 2007 10:36:
As usual - you have a very observant eye to see the abstract patterns in this unusual formation. It makes for a great abstract...congratulations on your POTD win!
Patrice Cigallio Wesa commented on December 31, 2007 11:16:
Well seen and executed, Mark! Congrats!!!
Mark Westlake commented on December 31, 2007 13:35:
Thanks for the positive comments. Yes Susan taken from a bridge.
Tom Briggs commented on December 31, 2007 14:31:
A well seen and interesting photo, Mark. It must be some ride for those fish also. Congrats on another excellent POTD.

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