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Reliving the momment posted on 6th of january, 2008

One of the many benifits of taking and looking at photos is that it helps us relive the momment.

Now that it's the dead of winter and I look at this tropical photo I remember it like it was yesterday.

The warm sea air, the beauty of the water and the nice surprise when the pelican flew up on the dock just as I was sitting there with my camera.

I can't be everywhere I want to be when I want to be there, but I can revisit them everytime I look at the photos.

Tags: moment photos tropical

Comments (3)

	Comment by Indi23 on January 20, 2008 And true. Photos you comb back the beautiful moments
	Comment by Amyemilia on January 11, 2008 That is what I love about looking back at my photos - I can remember the smells, the sounds, the feel of sun or wind on my face... the matrix of the moment. How cool to have a pelican right next to you! :)
	Comment by Digitalreflections on January 07, 2008 [imgl]3910419[/imgl] I know what you mean. As we get older,sometimes our memories fail us. If you have a photo it always helps!

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Dave Willman (Dcwcreations)
Spencer, US

I was at one time a semi- pro photographer in the film era. I have now of course made the change to digital, and although the ideas are the same, the rest is all new. My main goal is to put in an image what I feel the momment I push the shutter button.


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