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Published: 2006-07-31 22:34:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 590; Favourites: 15; Downloads: 142
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Taken at Cable beach, Broome. . .'The moon was a ghostly galleon tossed upon cloudy seas. . .'
Pity it's the sun.
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O.o
it's green.
the sky is yellow, the sea is indigo, and the shore is green
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That's how it was I'm afraid.
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awesome weird and wonderful . . .
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Fantastic shot 
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That's eaxactly right - except it's the setting sun in this case. . . It certainly draws a crowd of spectators.
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a lovely picture, and one of my favourite lines of all time.
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Thanks. Some lovely imagery in that poem.
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ah! i know that line! but i forget were it's from .... think it was in one of the english texts >_<
Lovely photo, i like how the refection from the sun stretches all the way from the horizon to the foreground
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Someone recognised it. . . 'The Highwayman' - Alfred Noyes. . . Love your recent work buddy, and nice to see some of our shots making a recent appearance on your gallery. . . Hope everything goes well for you this semester.
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^_^ thank you.
ah yes now i remember that rather long poem, it was quite sad, made me sniff a bit.
i've been meaning to put up more of those shots, but my editing skills aren't quite up to scratch. 
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I guess you'll be busy for the next few months. . . I might try to book in another shoot with you in summer.
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O__O summer? oh not summer >_<
i spend my summers underground with books, paints and lots of Mozart.
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And last year underground at Middle Head and above ground at Taylors Bay.
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haha. that too...
if i have a chunk of useable i shall let you know. working with you was very awsome
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It was that for me. You're a wonderful model (and a lovely person).
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Cool shot. Great colouring and composition.
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There is an expression that says: "When you have seen one, you have seen them all". That can not be applied to sunsets and dawns and your photos are the prove of it, pal.
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