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This you would have already heard so to add to it….your blog is awesome…and the first picture on your blog made me click ‘follow’ without any other thought…its amazing how mesmerized the pics can make u feel..I had that feeling browsing through your pics..thanks for sharing dear :)
thank you very much for dropping by and your kind words.I am glad to hear you had a good time browsing the photos !~
Breathtaking!
Excellent shot! Love the angle you shot this at. This could have been an ordinary photo but by adjusting your angle you made it pop. Nice!
Thanks ! wide angle, can be a very creative tool in the right hands. unfortunately i had in my wrong hand all this time :)
Loved this photo! Would like it if you put not only the place but country it’s in. Again, I really, really like this photo.
I will try to remember that and add country info, but a scene like this is can be in any country anywhere. One of the reasons i put location and time data is to compare and contrast, when I revisit in a different time and season.
JUst passing thru and say your beach image…I do like it and must browse more of your images. well done….
Thanks for the visit and I will check out your blog as soon as time permits. Cheers !
nice leading line and imagery. and lovely subtle pastels. Oh, and the clouds-wow.
thanks…the colors then, appeared a bit more muted to the eye, than, what the sensor captured. Either that or perhaps my expectations were downed a bit after expecting a glorious sunrise but finding a cloudy one !
Superb image – lots to look at
In fact really good
Thank you Scott. I’m glad you like it !
Reblogged this on chaotiqual.
Thanks !
Great photo and I like the fact that you used the branch as both a foreground object as well as a leading line.
Thank you for your comment and dropping by. I briefly looked at your blog and promise to come back later. It looks very good !
Lovely!
Thank you very much !
Great shot!
Hey, thanks for dropping by.