Frozen Alberta Falls
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batalay 2007-02-25 8:56
Hello John,
Here is a beautifully composed shot of snow covered hills where all kinds of bears and deer may be hybernating, or perhaps not! As I look at the photograph, I cannot but help wondering whether you are not a neighbor of Bev Doolittle, the exceedingly talented wildlife artist who most certainly dwells in you world. As a matter of fact, there is one work of hers,
Doubled Back, (make sure to click on enlarge). that more than any other reminds me of your photo.
Warm regards,
Bulent
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02-25-2007, 04:26 PM
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To danyy: The horizon
Bonjour Dany
En cette image l'horizon doit être vu par la mer, à la droite, parce que a la gauche la plage (et la colline) fait une courbe. Merci Hi my friend In this shot the horizon must be seen by the sea, at right, because to the left the beach (and the hill) makes a curve. Thanks 
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