Photopop 7.0 ~ scorched earth
these beautiful fall colors come from scorched earth in mid january near the equator.
posted by gravitas et nugalis at 10/17/2006 01:00:00 PM
Tuesday, October 17, 2006
these beautiful fall colors come from scorched earth in mid january near the equator.
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1 Comments:
I would have to say that my time near the equator, I didn't find anything like this. I was in Panama from September-February one year and it rained a lot. I suppose it depends on where you are near the equator, eh?
I don't usually like photos taken at an angle, but it works here. The near monotones are also nice and speak of decay to me.
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