Emerald In Pink by Ian Cameron

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	Ian Cameron

Seaweed covered rocks almost worn away by repeated tidal action appears neatly combed against a complementary pink sky at sunset, Hopeman Bay.

Pentax 67 II ,55-100mm zoom,Fujichrome Velvia
F22 at 1 second 0.6ND grad full exif

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Paul		22-Oct-2009 00:15
I`ve always been drawn to sunrise or sunsets. Captivating, spell-binding....awesome

Stoyan Kolev		13-Oct-2008 01:15
You should call this GREEN ELEPHANTS,Ian.

John Edkins		30-Mar-2008 22:43
Ian - This is absolutely spectacular, as is the rest of your work. Wonderful eye and great technique. Congratulations!..V.

Guest		15-Feb-2008 10:16
Wonderful colours Ian. Who say's film has had it's day! Love this..............(V)

Prof Sharique Zafar		06-Feb-2008 19:53
Nice Photo I have ever seen

Vikas Malhotra		02-Jan-2007 11:28
Way too beautiful. Stunning composition, gorgeous colours. Voted. Cheers, Vikas.

nomada		03-Nov-2006 23:43
AMAZING!

Guest		15-Oct-2006 02:07
This colour is unbelievable. My congratulations- you are lucky to own this stunning image and very gracious to have shared it.

golfpic		11-Oct-2006 15:11
Lovely image and what great colours.

Guest		09-Oct-2006 12:01
What scanner do you use??? Your work has inspired me to buy the Pentax system.

Guest		07-Oct-2006 23:50
Great eye on this one.

Cliffywong		04-Oct-2006 14:10
Just love it !

Pierre Schneider		24-Sep-2006 19:40
Great, great, great ...

Nunes BEIRAO - PHOTO		23-Sep-2006 11:53
Love this captured moment. A big vote!

j>a>e>17 :):):)		16-Sep-2006 00:44
Hopeman Bay magic simply a dreamy journey in wow mode again "17" wanderFULL VIBES of WOW, John : )

Guest		14-Sep-2006 16:38
Lovely Shot!

Guest		14-Sep-2006 14:44
I have no words to describe this shot so fascinating...

Doria		12-Sep-2006 17:38
Oh my Gosh what an amazing complementary contrast of color!!!

Guest		07-Sep-2006 17:19
The rocks look like great, green, shaggy beasts, slumbering at low tide. Fantastic! V

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