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what a way to see the sun go down
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This is the shot you must take if you go to Broome… the camel train at sunset on Cable Beach. The tide was on the way out and the residual water gave great reflections. / Taken on Nikon D200 with 18-200mm Nikkor lens / Aperture F16 Speed 1/80s
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This another shot from Cable Beach. I couldn’t decide whether I liked this better with the more vivid colour or the shot of the whole train. Can you help?
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This is a shot of the well known Treasury of Petra, “The Rose City”, in Jordan. It was caught just at the end of the day as the sun was setting, the crowds dispersing and the camels resting! Of all the things I have seen, this is definately a highlight. The feeling I got as I walked down the narrow siq and got a first glimpse of the Treasury from between the rocks is one I’ll never forget!
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Illustrator, Photoshop. / /
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Lianne / wrote an amazing poem about the desert Desert Wanderings Are the rare oases enough to / sustain the desert nomad? / And where is the desert boundary – / would the journeyman perceive / its end, or like me, see Canaan / and think it only temporary respite – / can he see beauty where I see none, / sculpture where I see sand – / has he more praise for palm trees / than I for all of Canaan’s promise? Deserts are but dry expanses of the mind / the hypochondria boredom breeds, / unirrigated months, parched and barren / where there is naught to slake one’s thirst / and coolness only stones beneath one’s tongue, / monotonous thoughtscapes, uninspired / wishing for rivers, never neared mirages / and longings so undefined / that even prayer is sterile. What happens to dreams that die? / Are they reborn in other minds / nourished in more fertile ground – / do the sands that cover them / windshift / reviving them again, or are they / preserved, like dried straw flowers, / still rich in color / but sapless, too fragile now to grow?
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The talented Sally Omar / got inspired by This work and wrote this Poem to go with this Image , Thank you my friend. / —-—-—-—-—-— / YES MASTER Thank you for letting me sit for a while / We have walked many miles / I am tired and I have a heavy load / Traveling so far on this sandy road / See my Master I am shedding tears / Doing this for too many years / We have traveled this lonesome place / With sweat dripping down your face / Can we not find something else to do / This is alot of work for me and you / Perhaps we can take a trip / I hear that there are ships / Do they allow Camels inside / Or do you think I must hide / You are a good Master I must say / For allowing me to sit this way / When you speak I understand / And you always give me a hand / I know that you are tired too / Sorry I can’t sing a song for you / It’s really hot and I feel I can’t breathe / When you get up I’ll follow your lead / I guess it’s time to be on our way / We’ll be walking for several days / Now when you are tired sit on my back / I will keep us on the right track / Then again when we’ve walked more miles / Let’s sit down and talk awhile.
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Camel Tow Co. t shirts Camel Toe T shirt
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We woke that morning at the onward call / Our camels bridled up, our howdahs full / The sun was rising in the eastern sky / Just as we set out to the desert’s cry – Loreena McKennitt Stock Credits: / Face in sky / Frame of Numbers / Clouds / Wall box / Caravan / Texture & pyramids/palm trees/additional camel and desert dweller: personal stock of texture and vintage postcards ©Aimee Stewart, Foxfires / All of my artwork and photographs are © All Rights Reserved Worldwide. / My artwork and photos do not belong to the public domain.
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Camel train photographed on Cable Beach Broome yesterday. Fuji S3 Pro
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Another camel shot for the camel enthusiasts. This was from a different perspective than the earlier one. Taken on Cable Beach Broome WA at Sunset.
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(c) Sarah Moore 2009 Stock Used… Background / Camels / Scroll / Ship
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The stately progress of camels reflected in sand on the shore of the Indian Ocean at sunset. Photographed from camelback along Cable Beach, Broome, Australia. Canon 10D, Tamron 28-75mm lens, shutter 1/350, f/6.7, focal length 45mm, ISO 100. September 6, 2005.
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Because camels deserve forehead protrusions and unfortunate coloration just as equally as horses. [Okay. For the life of me I cannot get this to be as vibrant as I want it to be on the t-shirt.]
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Photomanipulation….one of my greatest pleasures…especially when doing a portrait. I love using this particular model because of her emotive eyes. Sincere thanks for stopping by. FEATURED IN: Dimensions ~ with special thanks to Sharon. FEATURED IN: Core [C.O.R.E] ~ sincere thanks to the wonderful hosts. FEATURED IN Unconventional Artistry ~ many thanks to the group hosts! FEATURED IN Light In The Darkness ~ beaucoup thanks to the generous hosts! FEATURED in Out of the Past ~ special thanks to the group hosts!! FEATURED in Poetry and Beautiful Women ~ thank you dear hosts for the honor! FEATURED in Hairstyles…many thanks to the members, and hugs for Waleska! FEATURED in Fantasy Fine Art Composites ~ with special thanks to Trcery! FEATURED in Love is a Many Splendoured Thing ~ beaucoup thanks to the hosts and members. By the way…did you see the camels?? Inspired by this movie! I want to sleep with you in the desert tonight with a billion stars all around. – The Eagles, Peaceful Easy Feeling Thanks to my favorite model Crossroads / by Joyce Sutphen The second half of my life will be black / to the white rind of the old and fading moon. / The second half of my life will be water / over the cracked floor of these desert years. / I will land on my feet this time, / knowing at least two languages and who / my friends are. I will dress for the / occasion, and my hair shall be / whatever color I please. / Everyone will go on celebrating the old / birthday, counting the years as usual, / but I will count myself new from this / inception, this imprint of my own desire. Thank you for your visit!!
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This camel was only too happy to pose for the camera.
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