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I love how the sky is different in each direction I took these at the same time - one is the western sky the other is the northern sky. - martha

Beautiful! - Ken Morley

عکس از خرچنگ زاده... لوفوتن اکتبر 2009 - خرچنگ زاده

#BreathTaking - دکتر فی‌ دل احمدی‌نژاد

Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower. ~Albert Camus - Mahdi Ebrahimi

mahdiebrahimi: Sunday morning (via Angelo M™) - Iván Abrego

"Though Sedona was founded in the 19th century, the discovery of energy ‘vortexes’ here in the 1980s turned this once modest settlement into a bustling New Age destination. Today the combination of mysticism and red-rock majesty attracts throngs of tourists year-round. You’ll find all sorts of alternative medicine practices in town, along with art galleries, gourmet restaurants and top-end resorts, not to mention numerous businesses available to read (and photograph) your aura." - Iván Abrego from Bookmarklet

"The Sahara would have been a formidable barrier during the Stone Age, making it hard to understand how humans made it to Europe from eastern Africa, where the earliest remains of our hominin ancestors are found." - Iván Abrego from Bookmarklet

It is estimated they early man spread out at a rate of 15 miles per generation..making it even harder to understand ! - Michael Parsons

Interesting ways of working - Chris Bellinger

Yes Chris and his photographs are to see also.. A full and essential conception of landscape as standing in all memories.. :) - WingsOfFlo

I like that. - Joe

La calle del castillo via MF - Iván Abrego

"The title of this painting stems from Psalm 139 as this painting became a meditation for me on my pregnancy. The miracle and wonder at the life growing in me. Hidden in the darkness of my body. I am around 24 weeks now and my belly is already so big, I wonder how I'll make it til the end! It's amazing how much faster we pop out the second time around." - Kimber Scott from Bookmarklet

Beautiful, sensitive painting. - Susan Cox Davis

"In John Singleton Copley's painting Watson and the Shark, a tiger shark – to judge from its teeth – is attacking a pale and terrified youth while his friends try desperately to hold it back with a boat hook while they rescue him. The rescue, in the harbour of Havana in 1749, was a success: although he lost a leg, Watson survived to become a prosperous London merchant, and probably commissioned the painting himself." - M F from Bookmarklet

Love the windowa - Chris Bellinger

Hi Chris. I was just reading about window shutters. - Iván Abrego

Nice set - Chris Bellinger

Nerviosismo - Iván Abrego