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Thanks for the Fav.

Thanks for the Fav. He's Italian BTW

I received a private message from a colleague this site, very strange by the way, telling me to take care with the comments that I do - especially with the praise - and I clearly know this will always take my photos for the last place, I do not care and I'm not here to win or lose but learn and make friends. I think we are free to make good comments that make people get excited and do not give up or lose interest in photography or for participation here. Sure, help improve, but there are ways and ways to talk things out. No need to put this post in the photo as competitor, thus influencing the other vote. I know many are here only for the competition and are really playing with people, playing without any scruples and their only purpose is to make that the photos will be deleted or receive bad grades. In this way, many good photos are at the end and the other start. Ok, some deserve first places.. I'm not generalizating. Look, I'm not talking about my work - my photos, and I do not care if after this post I will be deleted from the site. I just believe that certain standards have to be reviewed here. A good week for everyone. And if I will be deleted ... I stay with good friends that I met here.

Thanks for the Fav. Much appreciated.

Thank you for adding my photo as favourite. I appreciate that

Thanks for your Fav. on Young Ladies. Much appreciated.

Thanks for your Fav. on the dolls. Much appreciated.

thank you for the fav!

Thans for fav my photo in Lighthouses contest, much appreciated

Thanks for FAV my photo, nice weekend and hugs full of good energies!!!

Thanks so much for the fav

Thanks so much for the fav

Thanks for the fav

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thanks so much for the fav!

Thanks for the fav!

thanks for the fav.

Thanks Donarella for your fav on my still life. Your opinion is appreciated.

merci

Cape Hatteras Lighthouse is on the East Coast of North Carolina, USA on the Atlantic Ocean. That part of the Atlantic is referred to as the "Graveyard of the Atlantic" because of the cross-currents that flow there. That is why the Cape Hatteras light is so important to that area.