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Climbs the reed stalk, to reach the other World, the one above the surface.
Thus, in a way, doing what everyone else does... ;)...
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Climbs the reed stalk, to reach the other World, the one above the surface.
Thus, in a way, doing what everyone else does... ;)
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Canon PowerShot D10

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Aperture f/2.8 ISO 100 Shutter 1/500

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Apr, 2014

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What's to say? Seems like everybody is looking for one, nowadays... :)

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A bit of editing fun, based upon a slightly altered real story. Faces have been omitted to protect the innocent... ;)

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And I'm quietly enjoying the sight :)

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