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Published: 2007-05-21 22:41:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 2045; Favourites: 46; Downloads: 75
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The Pushkar Lake, India . Pushkar is situated 14 Km from Ajmer and is one of the five sacred dhams, pilgrimage sites for devout Hindus; it is often called "Tirth Raj" (the king of pilgrimage sites)Related content
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my favorite part of this picture is the birds.
You've captured a moment of their frenzied flight
or perhaps just a a little soaring on a sunday afternoon.
this picture is lovely, dear.
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Thank you somuch... 
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you are welcome.
and thank you
you were missed as well.
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featured photo of the day at [link]
hope u don't mind
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hehehe.. thank you, I'm glad you liked it that much
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This is gorgeous... like something out of a dream...
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That is very beautiful, but I still prefer if the colour balance was original.
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Amazing shot. Love the birds, and beams of light. Thumbs up.
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I love the birds and the ray of light from both corners! It adds alot
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I love the birds too but I can't say the same about the strong light from the corner because it turned out to add those nasty artifact lines
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Ohh, that is true but I still enjoy it x3
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Beautiful!
I really like the subtle tones, giving this a kind of vintage look. The lighting is really beautiful as well.. I love the rays of sun being visible on the side.
Good composition as well, with the buildings creating a curve in the front, and the mountains in the back.. And of course the birds! Perfect timing with that..
Great work
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Thank you, I had some troubles with the light 'cos I got some hard to edit artifacts but... I guess I'm pretty happy about how it turned out
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Very nice shot... I applaud your timing to have captured this!
One question; where did those lines in the sky come from? The ones almost at right angles to the rays of light?
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Thanks, I really don't know how did those lines show up... I've noticed them but I had no idea how to correct them. I guess they are from the wrong cleaning of my lens or they are caused by the sun rays. I believe it's my only picture that got this artifact(and it better be 'cos a 1500$ lens should know better
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