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hello
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i have a new book out imagining mission with john v taylor which i have co-authored with cathy ross
follow this link to other books, chapters, articles and music i have published.
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I love these fog shots. Especially the ones that have a slight bit of color to them like this one. This is a good reminder to carry my camera with me every time I go out.
Posted by: Rob | December 30, 2007 at 08:21 PM
that's good. it looks like one of mine! [horizon, centred, no people...] ;)
Posted by: steve collins | January 03, 2008 at 11:05 PM