Dawn, Good Friday; the full moon over the western hills of the Pohangina Valley.All content © 2009 Pete McGregor
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6 comments:
What a wonderful stillness. I can nearly feel the cool air on my face.
So exotic to my naive prairie eyes. Makes me think North Africa, somehow.
*takes a deep sigh....
Emma, I'd been woken early and instead of trying to go back to sleep, got up. Glad I did.
Michael, a bit of North African heat would be appreciated right now. We did get a gloriously warm day yesterday, though.
Thanks Watercats :^)
wow, what a beautiful setting. I wish I could see the blueish hue of the sky and the sand of the hills, but black/white works just well. maybe you could catch those hills on a hot day, make it seem like a desert mirage on the horizon. congrats for this and for the entire blog!
D.V.A., thank you :^)
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