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  PerezDesignGroup Registered Users Posts: 395 Major grins

  November 11, 2004 edited November 11, 2004

  This reminds me of those posters with the bits of wisdom and inspiration written beneath them. Beautifully shot. I especially like the way the reflection of the clouds and sand converge on the chair. Then all that's left to do is move the eye upwards to see the landscape.

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  Peter Registered Users Posts: 280 Major grins

  November 11, 2004 edited November 11, 2004

  PerezDesignGroup wrote:

  This reminds me of those posters with the bits of wisdom and inspiration written beneath them. Beautifully shot. I especially like the way the reflection of the clouds and sand converge on the chair. Then all that's left to do is move the eye upwards to see the landscape.

  Thanks Jesus . . .
  
  Actually with some of pictures I do add whatever words come to mind. I have been doing this for those who are quitting smoking as a form of support.
  

  

  The place in the pictures is very remote. A very peaceful place . . .

  I would sit in that chair many afternoons and soak in the sun and the scenery.

  Peter

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  ginger_55 Registered Users Posts: 8,416 Major grins

  November 11, 2004 edited November 11, 2004

  Peter, I like both of the photos, but I really love the one on top, the one with the chair.
  
  The chair itself is a part of the scenery, so perfect.
  
  ginger

  After all is said and done, it is the sweet tea.

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  ian408 Administrators Posts: 21,911 moderator

  November 11, 2004 edited November 11, 2004

  I see myself in the chair. That's what makes the picture for me.
  
  Ian

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