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Published: 2010-01-25 12:35:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 8145; Favourites: 486; Downloads: 0
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We went on a trip to mars but the strangest thing was that our feet never left the earth. If you can't work that inside joke out you must be too high
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Anyway, I've no desire to go on a 1-way trip to Mars.
Too many waysΒ disaster will end the trip or wreck the colony...
We are certainly NOT led by Perry Rhodan or Capt.Kirk or even Picard.Β
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So tactile looking...I want to reach out and touch those rocks. That sky is so vivid too.
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very handsome presentation of this tide sculptured seaside
rgds
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i know exactly what you're talking about... 
in a comment to another picture you said something about the small things in life... i'm alot underway with my daughter (7) - she loves reading animals tracks and traces - we look at the little things and our imagination sometimes runs wild...
i tell you we've been on mars either........
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greetings
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Yamba, NSW Australia.
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CONGRATULATIONS
THIS PHOTO HAS JUST BEEN FEATURED IN MY JOURNAL 
WELL DONE ON SUCH A STUNNING PIECE OF ART
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Hello, I published this work here [link]
I hope you agree. If no, I delete it, no problem
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The idea of Mars is quite funny and the composition is great. But IMHO I don't really dig that yellow-ish sky.
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It really looks like some alien landscape... great!
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Man what a trippy place. Love those rocks. Feel that the last couple from this place you've cut off the bottom too serverely. I am wanting to pan the camera down a bit and get those stronger lines involved with just a bit of the sky for color. Very cool spot
aF
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Actually any further down and I would have included the sand cause the rock actually ends just below where it's cut off. I do agree though, but also I didn't want a heavy foreground to put the balance off. Cheers for ya input
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Great colors, wonderful structures. Good work, mate!
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Wow ... what a landscape. Great one, Drew.
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Thanks Andreas. Glad you like it man
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Sure doesn't look like Earth let alone somewhere in Australia! Nice touch with the yellow sky, works well
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This is so breathtaking.
And funny thing about how I didn't get the joke until I was high...
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Looks like a great place to shoot. Nice work.
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Your beautiful photo has been featured here: [link]
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wow...such a dreamy place...
amazing how nature still keeps surprising
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Drew, Hope you had fun on your camping trip. You are easily not only one of my favorite landscape photographers, but a total natural at it.
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beautiful work!
please have a look on my website, too: www.dusselmann.de
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Usually cloudless skies aren't nice but for this one, that adds to the concept I think.
Great work!
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Very cool! Where was this? Or are you keeping it a secret?
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I told you it was on Mars
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That's your story and you're stickin' to it
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Really extraordinary rock formations. Works well as a foreground interest!
I dig the yellow sky
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