I took some photographs downtown today but when I got home I met this view and thought how nice a change it is from buildings and streets.
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Thursday, November 27, 2008
Winter Sunset
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12 comments:
wonderful sunset :)
Magnificent colours and a perfectly captured tree!!
Oh, that is just beautiful.
It seems that the branches of the trees hold the clouds of the sky.
Very nice!
Simply stunning. Mother nature does it best we just have to find her.
Visiting your site never disappoints. Thanks so much for sharing.
Cheers!
Regina In Pictures
Beautiful capture.....nature never disappoints.
Whoa. A stunner.
Oh, I do agree, this one is a good one (among many others!). And I like your header too.
I love the silhouette of the trees ! great picture - I feel like painting it.
David
Very beautiful! it almost makes me cry. I like how this photo makes me imagine gazing out of my window and see this.
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