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Published: 2009-06-10 15:16:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 9441; Favourites: 792; Downloads: 0
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Try find your way out of this world we call reality.All images are Β©copyright Drew Hopper. You may NOT use, replicate, manipulate, or modify this image without my permission. All Rights Reserved.
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your masterpiece is featured in my memorable III [link]
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your beautiful work is featured in my new journal...[link]
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The stones at the foreground and the ound are so beautiful...
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very nice and clear shot, i'd really like to have done one like this.
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Incredible horizon line!! Absolutely amazing!
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Semiotics: The theory and study of signs and symbols.
This piece is feautred in Semiotic Love.
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You are featured in this new article: New way to live 
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This photo have been featured on Thumbs of the Week 131st/132nd/133rd/134th/135th .
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all the lines drawing the eye to the center are mesmerizing - well done!
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this is phenomenal! the way the clouds trail plus the vignette sort of make a vague heart shape. really cool
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A-Maze-ing, well done Drew! The motion of the clouds is fantastic.
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Fantastic, the rocks are almost like a reflection of the clouds, with the same lines
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Drewyboy, you're incredible. You're like the Inception of photography.
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Wonderful. Great how the clouds on the top and the side fit to the stones in the foreground. All leaves room for the clouds in the center.
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wow....*speechless*....that shit is really amazing, absolutely beautiful!!!
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Impressive this mouvement captured !! As if the sea and the clouds where running to the same direction : the center of your photo...
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Lovely! Darn clouds top right didn't co-operate!
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Thank you Xavier, very much appreciated coming from yourself
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Beautiful photo, what setting, and filter did you use for this result ?
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Hi!
I featured your wonderful photo here: [link]
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