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Film: A1 / FD 28mm f/2.8 wide angle /Kodak ultramax 400
- Thread starter Ron Morse
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John Angulat
pro member
Hi Ron,
If that's a "dull, blah morning" I'll take it!
The peace and serenity speaks quiet volumes in these two images.
Very nicely done.
...and I'm bettng that lake has some serious smalllmouth bass, eh?
If that's a "dull, blah morning" I'll take it!
The peace and serenity speaks quiet volumes in these two images.
Very nicely done.
...and I'm bettng that lake has some serious smalllmouth bass, eh?
Thanks John.
Serious smalllmouth bass indeed. Almost never fished and loaded with bass.
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
These are indeed relaxing views of our beautiful country. Why no fishing? Is it protected?
Asher
Asher
Thanks Asher.
No one that I know of fishes here because the only way in is on the property of the boy scouts of America. Their regional headquarters is located here. The road in has a gate.
Headquarters building.
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Thanks Asher.
No one that I know of fishes here because the only way in is on the property of the boy scouts of America. Their regional headquarters is located here. The road in has a gate.
Headquarters building.
This is not texas, LOL, do the boy scouts have big tempers or wild dogs or are the folk there just respectful of property rights? I know that in the U.K. folk would get through and fish!
Asher