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8. Linda, marching on ahead.
9. I sometimes get fascinated by the texture of wet rock.
10. Mossy forests are wonderful for recharging the batteries.
11. Botany Bay Beach. Which is a bit of a misnomer, since it's actually a tidal flat made of rock. Being there at high tide would be a bad idea.
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15. This was a bit of a precarious perch, walking on the tilted jagged wet rocks. Another version of this tree is one of the most popular of my images on VERO. And how do I see that, you ask? Look in the upper right corner of my blog roll.
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1. After we abandoned the walk to Mystic Beach, we met a couple walking their cat. It was not at all impressed with the wet surroundings.
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Celina and a serendipity
Same file number as the Celina photo, but different date. This is the two bud-dies, and I'm surprised I they weren't blogged with the rest of the photos. Maybe I did and missed the keywording and you're upset about seeing a duplicate. Life is hard. Or it is new, and you're happy to get another view of them.
Film (new)
Me trying to be artsy. I liked the curve of the dry creek to the band of white tree branches in the light.
Film (old)
I am particularly drawn to 10 and 15 for their moody and compositions. Both could be even stronger with a little of dodging and burning to give greater contrast in the shadows. Cheers, Sean
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