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Friday, June 5, 2009

Sunrise over Fouriesburg Dam

I took this series of photos in April 2007 while on a photographic workshop in the Eatern Free State Highlands. It was my first attempt with my Canon

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12 comments:

  1. Esther Garvi05 June, 2009 10:38

    Wow! As if taken from a fairytale!

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  2. Regina 05 June, 2009 14:02

    Hi Jo. Your first attempt were fantastic!

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  3. Jo05 June, 2009 20:59

    Thanks for your kind comments, Esther. It was so freezing cold that morning, I can still FEEL my numb fingers. But the discomfort was worth it. (((Hugs)))

    Regina, thanks for your kind comment. I am unable to link this post to SkyWatch and will trya again tomorrow. Bless you.

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  4. Anonymous05 June, 2009 21:13

    Beautiful shots - nice composition. You asked how many cats I have --check out my Cats of Wildcat Woods blog to find out :)

    Cheri

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  5. Jo06 June, 2009 17:45

    Thanks for your kind comment, Cheri. I checked on your blog; now I know...

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  6. Heather S-G07 June, 2009 02:23

    Oh, these photos are so mystical...I love them! Thank you for stopping by to visit me..I will be back for more of your lovely blog :D

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  7. syel07 June, 2009 06:23

    oh! this looks so surreal! and i can't believe this is just your first attempt! these are stunning! i love them!

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  8. Gemma Wiseman07 June, 2009 10:37

    These photos are so mystical! Utterly beautiful dreamscapes!

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  9. Unknown07 June, 2009 16:01

    Your first attempt was incredible !!!

    Beautiful series of shots of the sunrise.. great composition...

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  10. Jo07 June, 2009 20:04

    Hi girlichef;) welcome and thanks for your kind comment.

    Hi syel;) yes, as I mentioned earlier, it was a freezing cold morning (by South African standards, LOL!) and I remember how numb my fingers were trying to work the camera which was on a tripod. Thanks for popping in.

    Hi Greyscale Terriory;) Thanks, it is rather a dreamy picture...

    Hi Karen;) Welcome to my blog and thanks for the kind comment.

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  11. Unknown09 June, 2009 00:30

    So ethereal. Peaceful. Quiet perhaps?

    Nicely done.

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  12. Griemmank09 June, 2009 12:21

    Hello Jo, first of all I would like to compliment you with the beautiful pictures you contributed. And I have a question for you, that has nothing to do with SWF. Can you please tell me what the word 'moremis' in African means? I have read a wonderful poem and I cannot translate this word. Can you help me? This is the poem from Mr. T.T. Cloete:

    God die digter

    daar is meer poësie in die sneeuvlokkie
    as in die letterkunde en baie meer poësie
    in die miskruier in die toktokkie
    in die meteorologie en entomologie
    in die moremis en in die bergpiek
    die horison wat in die hemel wegraak
    in die rooswolk is daar baie meer liriek
    die aarde is deur 'n digter gemaak

    Greetings!!
    Wieneke (the Netherlands)
    http://www.hettweededeel.web-log.nl

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