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While exploring the historical site of Paestum (near Pompeii), originally a Greek colony in the 6th century B.C., I spotted these grasses. Just as I framed them against the ancient stone, this young man stepped into my view. I’m glad he did.
11 responses
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Donald Garrett gave props (24 Nov 2010):
Lovely grasses. Obviously not the kind we see in the US
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Penny Nannini gave props (24 Nov 2010):
I love everything about this
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Regenia Brabham gave props (24 Nov 2010):
You could not have timed it better! Wonderful!
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Leslie Hunziker gave props (24 Nov 2010):
excellent!
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John Linton gave props (27 Nov 2010):
De...light...fully DOFerrific!
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Andrea Petersen gave props (27 Nov 2010):
I think that was meant to happen with this young fellow stepping into the picture and into the tall grasses...perfect timing.
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Debrah Leonard (Deleted) gave props (28 Nov 2010):
wonderful!!!
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Debbie Smartt gave props (29 Nov 2010):
Wow beautiful!
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Judy and Wayne Wanamaker gave props (30 Nov 2010):
I agree. Sometimes having an anonymous person in your shot really enhances it. Excellent capture of these lovely rough textured grasses against the ruins.
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Anne Worner (Deleted) gave props (30 Nov 2010):
Nice use of aperture. The warm orange/red tones are very pretty. We certainly don't have grass like this in Texas!
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eithne mythen gave props (12 Dec 2010):
I think this is wonderful Deborah, I have been looking at it for some time now..




















