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bryan-cuttance — shedding crystal leaves
Published: 2007-07-10 03:57:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 32275; Favourites: 1526; Downloads: 585
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we have alot of unusual flora in western australia.here you see the rarest of them all, the deciduous water tree.
it sheds its crystal leaves in the fall and is golden green in the spring.
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That is quite a unique and beautiful shot. It really does look like a tree, and your description of it was very droll. Excellent!
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So rare to see, especially one that's smiling at you!
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I have featured your work in my recent journal showcasing nature photography 
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If you'd rather not be featured in this manner just let me know. Otherwise - keep up the great work!
~Sandi
aka `oibyrd
PS - I apologize for the cut-and-paste message - it's impersonal but all a part of time management
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Wow that is amazing. ^_^ What is the scale might I ask? You can never really tell with waves, unless there is a person in the pic, whether it is 2ft or 20ft. xP (If that is a big wave then you certainly are very brave. I wouldn't dare get that close to one of those 30ft crashes =0.....)
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I featured this work here: [link]
My goal is to get some constructive criticism on a similar picture. I would love your input...
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hey! hope you don't mind, I've featured this picture here [link]
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How come this isn't a DD already? So good geez!
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such a gamble you play with your equipment! But brilliant results
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Great shot! I love the gradients you seem to often be able to capture in the skies above your beach shots. That alone deserves applause.
I also really like the way you capture breaking waves and water motion. So many people I see are taking the same kind of shot of waves they take for every surfing photo you ever see. Yours are different, I don't know if it is intentional (I'm going to assume it is, though) but you keep showing so many different ways to capture water moving.
This shot is a perfect example of that. The ball of breaking wave looks like milk and candy floss and spiderwebs and messy hair, all simultaneously. Very cool.
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unbelievable, this is a really great shot, i really like it
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What a facinating tree. It must be very rare indeed, or perhaps it's just rare to catch it.
Hmm
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Not only is this gorgeous, but you're very clever and creative!
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I thought it looked like some sort of rubbery, alien, plant-like thing before I read the description. Very interesting.
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ja ik vind hem lief! zo nu je zin? mr speurneus
tuududuududu inspector gadget tududududud tu du oe oe!
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I've got some friends and family in australia. I want to go theeeeere
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i thought you were being seriuos about it being a plant and i was like that is so not a plant, but yeh don't mind me i can be a lil slow sometimes.
great shot
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from all your shots. i have to ask this, why aren't there people at all? but it's okay, good to have the beach all by yourself huh?
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i rarely like having people in my landscape photos, which is easy because perth is a small town
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okay, i think im going to move to perth. sooner or later. ;D
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