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Location: Beit-Meri, Lebanon
The movement of the tree is kind of annoying... I kept asking the tree to stand still, it wouldn't listen. Well, thanks for viewing. Comments
 Yesm I think your rigth
 It's could be real... Wonderful work!
  would be different kind of reality..
  Damn man you rock but I cant belive its a photo it looks so so perfect!!
-- Everything is broken and dances...  I love the fact that you were asking the tree to stand still. I only thought I spoke to things like this.
  The colours are wonderful.
-- "If you can see it, you can shoot it." "Amateurs practise until they get it right. Professionals practise until they can't get it wrong."  great shot!
  amazing contrast & tones
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