Split 6 by Sekadhar

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Dec 07, 2006

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Canon IXUS 800IS Thank you very much for all commemnts on my last photos! Here we have everyday scene! Be happy!

Comments (21)

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Gor111

3:33AM | Thu, 07 December 2006

Oh what a marvellous light and shadow play! Very impressive to see how thick the tree trunks are! Beautifully taken! Bravo!!!

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TheAnimaGemini

3:39AM | Thu, 07 December 2006

I agree....stunning light and a very beautyfull place.

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kansas

3:45AM | Thu, 07 December 2006

Gorgeous huge trees. Wonderful shot.

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busi2ness

4:44AM | Thu, 07 December 2006

A beautiful side walk with the old trees.

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RodolfoCiminelli

5:13AM | Thu, 07 December 2006

A beautiful place and very good photo of great effect of depth.....!!!

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Syltermermaid

5:31AM | Thu, 07 December 2006

A wonderful captured scene from mediterranean live!!!Hugs Ute

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soffy

7:23AM | Thu, 07 December 2006

wonderful shot of these huge trees and such lovely flowers,excellent dear Vjera***Hugzzzzz :)

MrsLubner

8:31AM | Thu, 07 December 2006

Lovely.

wannes

9:20AM | Thu, 07 December 2006

Very, very beautiful!!! Amazing trees!

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evielouise

9:35AM | Thu, 07 December 2006

wow what a shot! and I love Palms I know some don't they take some care and cost $$$ to make them look nice we have one outside my pc room that is growing like a giant: wonderful photography "you are good!!

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Artzy

9:39AM | Thu, 07 December 2006

Wonderful!

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mamabobbijo

11:02AM | Thu, 07 December 2006

What amazing Palm trees! Near my sisters in Florida we saw many, but most are very young. The hurricane season takes so many! A beautiful spot. Thanks BJ

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