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(106) [2007-10-11 20:22] Wow! To be able to take pictures such as this would be my dream! The clarity and tranquility are amazing.
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(106) [2007-10-11 20:10] [comment] This is a beautiful shot. Appropriately titled. I honestly thought it was a wave of water until I saw it full screen. I have taken cloudly shots atop of Haleakala on Maui, but have never seen such a shaped and rolling action.
(106) [2007-10-11 19:58] [comment] I like it! Some of the best pictures are of the ones we take of family and friends. They most certainly are the most memorable. Even though his face is a little shaded, you can still see the excitement on his face and that alone is worth a thousand words. I'm sure he will display it proudly when he gets home.
(106) [2007-10-04 19:01] [comment] I love sunrise/sunsets and this is by far my favorite photo I have seen since joining TL. Beautiful!
Beautiful! Love the composition and flow.