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replace moon for sun:Meditate.
Live purely.
Do your work with mastery.
Like the moon, come out from behind the clouds!
Shine.
-Buddha-
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Wow just wow... This is sooooooo epic 0.0 Like just.... wow
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wow this is so gloomy, yet beautiful!
amazing shot!!
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with regards to your comment on this beautiful capture.. unless you dont have a strong,good and true focus to meditate upon.. you meditate in vain.. dont you? i just say this cause beautiful words can be empty sometimes..
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sorry for the late reply. It's hard to focus and still the mind when we meditate. Having a strong focus can help but I don't believe meditation is ever in vain if you're attempting to get to the place where your mind is still, even a step in that direction is a step worth taking.
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so... Beautiful ;____;
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i'm going to eat your soul!
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thank you very much
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glad you like it - thank you
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Beautiful light!
Interesting contrast with the run down looking bridge thing at the bottom. I like!
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thanks a lot - glad you like it
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Poole and Brownsea Island in the front 
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nothing every changes does it!!
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I think you take your pictures with the soul
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thank you - I really try to
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welcome! Im sure you do that : D
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Very, very beautiful shot, so peaceful! I love how the orange/ soft pink and the grey compliment each other, and the composition is also perfect.
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I have featured this in my latest journal! [link]
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This photo have been featured on Thumbs of the Week 39th .
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Wow, this picture makes me totally speechless... 
Which camera did you use for this great shot?
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thanks so much - this was a D100. I've now replaced it with the Nikon D300 which I find a lot better
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Again, you seem to have found something beautiful where most people wouldn't think to look. I LOVE the way the rays fan out in the distance, rather than just shining down from a single direction. The gate and the pier lend an element of worry to this image; it makes me feel that this might not be the safest neighborhood. That in turn makes finding something so pretty that much more meaningful.
The tides here must be powerful; they remind me of Nova Scotia's tides, which is one of the places in the world with the largest variance between high and low tides. Low tide there created some pretty otherworldly scenes - I remember seeing boats literally hanging at the docks by their ropes over a tiny little harbor that was bone-dry.
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that sounds like a really interesting place to visit. The place in this shot has a double high tide every day - it's in a harbour
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Oh yes. There are inlets there that are filled by high tide - so when the low tide's out, and the high tide starts coming in again, the water flowing out clashes with the rising tide and this wave of turbulence flows into the channel and just grinds its way all the way through - it's called a 'tidal bore'.
While it's interesting to imagine, and some do get quite big, it's aptyl named, too - it is quite a bore to watch.
You should visit that place if you ever get the chance. Many explorers familiar with the entire world mark it as one of the most beautiful places of all, and I'd love to see what kinds of pictures you could make out of that place.
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I'd love to - you should get some shots too
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