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who's an amateur photographer here?? show your wares!!
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kytnism
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i have to agree mate; she has the biggest darkest eyes that you could just lost in; and her lips are luscious. shes a beautiful little lady 
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AlphaCharlieID
Bluelighter
These aren't really arty, but this is from the lightning storm we just had!
drugfukkdrockstar
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Ha! Are you on acid? 
eon_blue
Bluelighter
Digital composition I created in my Digital Imaging class last session...
That's using two seperate photos, one I shot of a guy holding out his hands with some dirt in them, and the other of a tree at a park.
That's using two seperate photos, one I shot of a guy holding out his hands with some dirt in them, and the other of a tree at a park.
Doppelganger
Bluelighter
^ haha, that's awesome - although I did mistake the tree for brocoli at first.
Still, an awesome pic, and the colours are top notch.
Still, an awesome pic, and the colours are top notch.
breakyaself
Bluelighter
Ive got a bit of a thing with taking photos, at the moment.
This is melb sunset
This is melb sunset
breakyaself
Bluelighter
Thanks dude.
Im glad it touched you as much as it did me.
Im glad it touched you as much as it did me.
Klue
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Environment? What environment?
So I was sitting on my verandah tonight and heard a sugar cane fire being started down the road. A few minutes late I looked up and saw a big black cloud and though you beauty some rain, but, lol it was the fire.
I watched this farm hand set this whole side of the patch of sugar and he got to the end and it was a bloke I went to school with. Had a yak with him for 10 minutes or so.
So apparently this fire was just a small one because we had had some rain. I agree, I have seen much bigger fires than this.
I urge and encourage anyone who can get out and watch a sugar cane fire to do so this season. All our local mills are converting to a power producing system where they dont burn the cane. So one day fires like this will be a thing of the past
:D
So I was sitting on my verandah tonight and heard a sugar cane fire being started down the road. A few minutes late I looked up and saw a big black cloud and though you beauty some rain, but, lol it was the fire.
I watched this farm hand set this whole side of the patch of sugar and he got to the end and it was a bloke I went to school with. Had a yak with him for 10 minutes or so.
So apparently this fire was just a small one because we had had some rain. I agree, I have seen much bigger fires than this.
I urge and encourage anyone who can get out and watch a sugar cane fire to do so this season. All our local mills are converting to a power producing system where they dont burn the cane. So one day fires like this will be a thing of the past
:D
