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  1. 26-06-2010 #1
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    Under Waterloo Bridge in London.... across a crowded road, so it really was a bit of a wait for the view to clear, with heavily-crossed fingers that the man would stay where he was
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    LOL, brilliant, love it. And a lovely photograph.
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    Yes. Very good.
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    I took this for my weekly challenge group (theme: lines) and yesterday, it won. Well, to be fair - there's one HELL of a lot of lines there
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    Deservedly so, smashing composition.
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    Great shot, Louise! Congratulations on your win too!

    I wonder how the contents of the empty bottle may have influenced his mood - and what he was thinking of anyway...........
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    Thanks, Catherine. He was probably thinking the same as me - "..."It's blinkin' hot out there and I'm not going out until I have to!" By the time I left the shade of the bridge I had to put a jacket on to ensure that I didn't get any more sun (I'm not good with sun), so I just got hotter as I then crossed the Thames over his head

    This shot shows the grandeur of the place.
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    Congrats! A well deserved win AND your "thinker" looks a lot smarter than Rodin's!
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