Half and Half
My response to Weekly Photo Challenge: Half and Half
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Love it, Dan. Wonderful choice.
janet
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Thanks, Janet! Actually, I wasn’t too confident that this is a good choice … perhaps it is more suitable for a “reflection” or “symmetry” theme. But I’m glad you like it. Have a nice weekend ahead!
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What is a perfect reflection or symmetrical photo but two halves? 🙂
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Such a wonderful photo.
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Thank you for your kind words. It’s very encouraging. Cheers!
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Fabulous idea for the challenge – and a great picture too.
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Thanks for your compliments. And I’m glad it leads me to discover your blog 🙂
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Nice!
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Thanks, Karen. Nice to “meet” a fellow blogger from Toronto 🙂
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You’re welcome, Jeremy! Wonderful to “meet” you too! 🙂
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This is so beautiful. Lovely.
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Hi, Lena! I appreciate that you appreciate this 😛
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Such a great photo
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Thanks for visiting and thanks for your nice comment, Nalinki!
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Love it! Where is this?
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Hi Aleksa, this is at Port Rowan. About 2 hours drive from downtown Toronto. I stumbled upon it while on my way to Long Point Provincial Park.
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Beautiful! I have been to Long Point but never heard of Port Rowan…will have to check it out!
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Beautiful. Love the contrast in the timber.
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Hi again, Desley! Thanks for being specific about what you like in this picture. I appreciate it.
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Lost for words…
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Hi Amy, I hope you mean speechless in a good way. And not rolling your eyes, haha.
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Love your sense of humor, Jeremy. 🙂 This one is a masterpiece. Thank you so much for sharing it with us.
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Wonderful shot, perfect for this week’s theme. Haha, the water looks so still that it looks like a glass floor. Love the composition and colour 🌟
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Thanks, Mabel! Looking forward to your next post 🙂
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Perfect. I love it. I’m linking to it so my readers can enjoy as well.
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Thanks for leaving a comment. And I appreciate your compliment and your link 🙂
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Wonderful capture Jeremy – and while I agree it would work beautifully for “reflections” it also works perfectly for 1/2 and 1/2 IMHO. Loved it.
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Hi Tina, thanks for your kind words, again 🙂
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I love the composition! I was also wondering where you took the pic until I read your comments. We obviously don’t have places like that here, the boats have a gipsy soul and sleep on the beach 😉 have a lovely week!
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Haha, prior to your comment, it never occurred to me why the boats need boat-houses! I still do not know the answer, but I guess they are shelters during the harsh Canadian winter (frozen lake, snow storm) … they cannot just sleep on the beach 😛
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OK, I can understand then why they need a bit more comfort than their Filipinos cousins 😉
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Very nice scenery and photo.
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