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For Jan Carel

Photography Sea/Undersea posted on Dec 05, 2005
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Many thanks for previous comments.

Comments (14)


unike

5:59AM | Mon, 05 December 2005

Love the ocean! Nice shot!

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CDBrugg

6:03AM | Mon, 05 December 2005

I don't know how to put this, but don't you and Jan Carel find this kind of landscape a bit... flat?

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Cosme..D..Churruca

6:05AM | Mon, 05 December 2005

Me imagino que esto ha quedado asa causa de las ultimas tormentas... si fuera verano estar lleno de nis chapoteando en la balsa ! Parece un espejo, el efecto es bellimo ! Estupenda foto Rozanne !

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Svarg

7:06AM | Mon, 05 December 2005

How very serene. Nice shot, Rozanne.

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suresh_krishna

7:44AM | Mon, 05 December 2005

Lovely creek between waterbodies. Always exciting to find these islets. Very fascinating.

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drace68

9:21AM | Mon, 05 December 2005

The reflection in the back-bar lagoon makes this pic. The faint breeze ripples on that glassy water add interest -- Dick

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marybelgium

9:38AM | Mon, 05 December 2005

would love to be there for a walk ! very nice dedi for Jan Carel !

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Georges_H_Hoens

10:40AM | Mon, 05 December 2005

so beautiful and peaceful, the whole scene is perfect!

glennn23

12:18PM | Mon, 05 December 2005

Took me a view looks before I really could appreciate what you captured here - the peaceful foreground is great, but it wasn't until I picked up on the contrast of the breaking wave in the centerground that I began to see that this 'worked.' Excellent job! +++

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jcv2

4:16PM | Mon, 05 December 2005

Wow, it's 'Sinterklaas' (St Nicholas) here in the Netherlands and we celebrate that in a similar way like many do with Santa Claus! It means Sinterklaas, the old saint man, comes with his black people (all called 'Zwarte piet' - Black (Moorish) Pete) who come to visit us out of Spain (referring to the time the Spaniards occupied the Netherlands) with his parcel-boat (some weeks ago he arrived and December 5 is the day we celebrate). Sinterklaas sends his Black Petes and he does himself some work with his white horse walking over the roofs and deliver people presents (through the chimney). You can imagine this feeling that spontaneously came up in me seeing this wonderful gift! Thank you so much, it's a brilliant capture! Maybe flat to Charles, but the beauty is not limited by mountains! Like Glenn suggested it's just about looking with some extra attention to enjoy the specialty of it! Love the sparkling reflections and the contrast between the see on the move and the silent water in front of it! Excellent work, Rozanne! :)

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sharky_

8:46PM | Mon, 05 December 2005

This reminds me of a beach home we had long years ago. When the tide comes in, it will bring in the sea water creating a little pond with little fish. Beautiful dedi. Aloha

cynlee

10:28PM | Mon, 05 December 2005

really very well seen.. & calming.. ;]

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Enmos

10:30AM | Fri, 09 December 2005

Beautiful serene capture, gorgeous !! Wonder what those curious bumps in the sand are... :)

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sossy

4:45AM | Wed, 14 December 2005

a beautiful sea impression for Jan! perfect to send wishes to the horizon! ;o)


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