Painting with Light #4
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A place for me to explore the beauty of God's creation, slow down enough to make space for God in my life every day, and bring some rest and inspiration to travellers who stop by. All work here is copyright Rosie Perera. You may only download it to temporary files to view in your browser.
My camera is a Canon EOS 5D.
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2 comments:
Rosie, in 1997 I was in Vancover, took some wonderful landscape photos, but I did not record where these were. I was wondering if you recognized this waterfall and could help me with it's identy?
Let me know if you could help at doug@douglasstockdale.com or look at my waterfall page on my website, www.douglasstockdale.com as the only title that I have now is British Columbia Waterfall, and I suspect that are more than one! :- )
Warmest regards, Doug
This one reminds me (just a little) of yarn. :) Natch!
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