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Doing my time
© priyanthab
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Uploaded: 12/21/06 4:29 AM GMT
Doing my time
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Photography->Landscape
On the rocks of "Sithulpahuwa" - Sri Lanka. The heat was unbearable.Yet the sweaty hands caught this.
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.tylia
12/21/06 4:33 AM GMT
Wow - gorgeous and simple.
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Stark & dramatic & lovely.
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beautiful picture with a great sky and the cloude is captured perfectly
Twinkel
Twinkel
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This is a cracker of a capture buddy!....so simple yet it speaks volumes!....Beautifully done!
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Awesome shot! The colors are great! I agree with laurengary above, "stark, dramatic and lovely" Beautifully composed as well!
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That tree is beautiful in its isolation. Nicely seen and nicely presented.
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Ruth Ross
sweaty hands or not - you captured this lone tree and made it a masterpiece Priyantha! you have a talent for photographer and I have no doubt about that! Patti
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An unusual landscape.. i can imagine the heat you talk about. The tree is great, and makes a good subject here. also the cloud behind compliments it nicely.
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This is just so nice! The single tree against that great mass of clouds is outstanding and your blue background goes really well with the shot.
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You will be led to the knowledge of the internal things which are invisible to you, by the external things which you see before you. . . . Even so then, we can represent to ourselves in thought the Author of all that is, by contemplating and admiring the (visible) things which He has made, and ever brings into being.
- Hermes