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(156) [2009-11-06 16:12] I like the compositional arc you chose and the reflection of the trees and sky as they dissolve into the rocks and pebbles beneath the lake surface.
(156) [2009-11-06 16:10] Wonderful photograph! I am drawn to the beautiful almost blood-like hue of the sky and the capillary-like aspect of the tree branches. Great job!
(156) [2009-10-28 20:05] This is an amazing photo. I've never seen a real porcupine before and this is a great point of view and composition.
(156) [2006-02-21 23:44] [comment] Yes, it's a Claret's Cup Hedgehog Cactus.
Very nice clear macro. I especially like how sharp and strong the thorns look. Well done.
I recently uploaded a photo here at TrekNature.
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(156) [2005-12-18 22:37] very interesting macro and well composed photo too. It is intriguing to see so many "eyes". I'm curious as to how far away were you from the subject and how you were able not to disturb it. well done.
interesting shot. good eye.