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Crocodile River
© mmynx34
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Uploaded: 04/09/06 7:16 PM GMT
Crocodile River
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The Crocodile River here form the border between Marloth Park (Komatipoort, South Africa) and the Kruger National Park.On the on the "other side" of the river is the Park.
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.hernoor
04/09/06 7:55 PM GMT
This is wonderful! It has a lot of good detail, composition, and the colors go nicely together.. very beautiful shot!
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Hi Marietha !!
Perfect landscape!........Perfect shot!
Cheers!...........John
Perfect landscape!........Perfect shot!
Cheers!...........John
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"Life is but a smile on the lips of Death" (Li Zhinfa)
Hey Marietha,
Very nice picture. Well done. Where are the mountains?
As you can see I am a bit under the weather.
Very nice picture. Well done. Where are the mountains?
As you can see I am a bit under the weather.
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Wow. You packed a lot into one photo. Quite a panarama. It's one thing to see these places on TV. It's quite another to know we now have a Caedes member who actually lives there and can bring us "choice" pics. Please keep them coming.
Pat
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Magnificent vista Marietha! The meandering river, sand, sky and lush green vegatation is beautiful. Well done!
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Every morning I will rest my arms a while upon the windowsill of heaven, gaze upon God, and with that vision in my heart turn strong to meet my day.
Hello Marietha, beautfiul photo !! Gorgeous area thank you so much for sharing :-)
Auline
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Beautiful landscape and river. There also are crocodiles in the river?
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Be happy.
Enjoys our earth...Lien.
Wow, the vastness is amazing. Looks almost like Eastern Oregon....Such an interesting area photo..thanx so much for such a great open shot.
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Really beautiful...what a gorgeous view!! A most lovely capture and makes a delightful desktop!
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Hello Marietha.....I must say this is quite stunning....you have captured the inspiring scenery at a great angle.... we photographers usually take landscape pictures at a head-height perspective that we are all unconsciously accustomed to.....By simply getting low to the ground or going high like you have done can improve the results and make ones photo stand out.....Well done...All the best...Mick..
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Hi Marietha, I am very very very grateful for this picture.
A place so far from home, but also very familiar.
How come? I have read many books by Wilbur Smith, and this is exactly the type of landscape that he describes so often in his books!
And now I finally get to see it for real. And it looks so unspoiled, rough and wild, it get's me all excited!
Thanks, there is nothing more you do please me, I'll park this into my favourites.
Paul
A place so far from home, but also very familiar.
How come? I have read many books by Wilbur Smith, and this is exactly the type of landscape that he describes so often in his books!
And now I finally get to see it for real. And it looks so unspoiled, rough and wild, it get's me all excited!
Thanks, there is nothing more you do please me, I'll park this into my favourites.
Paul
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If you can't find the words, you may as well shoot it...
Ahh, Paul has taken the thoughts from my mind and added the enthusiasm I feel for this shot as well.
You have literally become our visual correspondent for your area of the world. Really nice shot here Marietha. It is quite the scene and you have captured the essence in addition to the expansiveness. Well done. :o)
The first ... the first book ... I ever, ever read ... was Frank Buck's "Bring'em Back Alive." A compilation of (perhaps not so politically correct nowadays) his exploits and stories in capturing animals for zoos. My appetite for reading has never been quenched since.
But ... but now, I get to see the land of which he wrote and that is a gift, as well as a welcomed drink to sooth my parched visual palate ... from you. Thank you.
You have literally become our visual correspondent for your area of the world. Really nice shot here Marietha. It is quite the scene and you have captured the essence in addition to the expansiveness. Well done. :o)
The first ... the first book ... I ever, ever read ... was Frank Buck's "Bring'em Back Alive." A compilation of (perhaps not so politically correct nowadays) his exploits and stories in capturing animals for zoos. My appetite for reading has never been quenched since.
But ... but now, I get to see the land of which he wrote and that is a gift, as well as a welcomed drink to sooth my parched visual palate ... from you. Thank you.
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The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes,
but in having new eyes.
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