It's no wonder the famous Komodo Dragon is found on these islands...when cruising the smooth waters between them, you feel like you are going back in time...
Sunday, June 01, 2008
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- Scotty Graham
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- I don't know what I want to do when I grow up. I have been a helicopter pilot, a SCUBA instructor, a teacher, and a photographer. I was in Indonesia for the past 27 years, and now in New Delhi, India. It has been a great ride so far, and the adventure continues to get better every day.
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3 comments:
That is one stunning image. Unreal beautiful! You got me bowled over!
Cheers, Klaus
very impressive
Oh wow! This green is so stunning for me. I'm used to the brown of Australian grass in the current drought, and this is such a stark contrast. Beautiful shot!
Cheers,
David Webb - Nature Photographer
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