Thursday, November 01, 2012

At the Water's Edge-November, 2012 Theme Day


At the Water's Edge
It is Serene and Peaceful
Cuban Rain Forest


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28 comments:

  1. The Cranky2:29 AM

    So serene! I've truly enjoyed seeing Cuba through your eyes.

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    1. Kate11:20 AM

      Thank you! I'm happy that you are enjoying my lenses.

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  2. Jo2:53 AM

    Stunning photos.

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  3. Birdman4:49 AM

    Serene.
    btw LOVE the hat!

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  4. Janey and Co.5:14 AM

    So peaceful ...and a perfect reflection in the water.

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  5. Jim Klenke6:24 AM

    An iced tea, a fishing pole and me, is the only thing missing from the top shot.

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  6. EG CameraGirl7:10 AM

    So peaceful!

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  7. Lowell7:17 AM

    When your post came up, my first thought was, "That doesn't look like the St. Paul I know." Actually, it doesn't look like the Cuba I've read about but that only shows the depth of my ignorance! Beautiful shots for theme day!

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  8. Janet7:31 AM

    Cute little thatched roof gazebo.

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  9. Shantaram7:46 AM

    Agree with Lowell. And just long to stretch out in that little hide by the water

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  10. Tanya Breese8:05 AM

    what a beautiful place this is!

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  11. PerthDailyPhoto8:39 AM

    When I see beautiful serene shots like this Kate I alway try to imagine what the bird sounds are like, fabulous I bet.

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  12. Halcyon8:50 AM

    Fantastically beautiful! I want to go to Cuba!!!! :)

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    1. Kate11:22 AM

      Go NOW before it changes when the Castro regime will eventually end! Ypu'll want to see it before it changes too much.

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  13. Kathy9:54 AM

    How very convenient that you got some shots to satisfy this meme on your Cuban trip. You didn't even have to break the great series you've had going!

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  14. Judy10:03 AM

    This looks like a lovely spot.

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  15. parker10:18 AM

    A beautiful scene!

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  16. Sharon10:57 AM

    Wow, this is very beautiful.

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  17. Lowell11:17 AM

    "without pier." You're a riot!

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  18. Randy12:26 PM

    I really love the reflections in both of these photographs.

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  19. Kay1:30 PM

    I'm so pleased you were able to work Cuba into the theme day. These are beautiful shots - so nice to see the water's edge on your travels! The reflections are wonderful in the second shot.

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  20. Janey and Co.5:07 PM

    Been a long day...forgot I had already visited. The palapa brings back memories of Mexico...where the hotel we stayed had these all along the water's edge. I use to joke that they were called palapas ...because you were supposed to pal lop pa down and do nothing!

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  21. RedPat6:11 PM

    I wish I was there - we have been having so many rainy days here in Toronto!

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  22. Jack7:58 PM

    Your second photo is both beautiful and -- to those of us who have never been to Cuba -- unusual Well done.

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  23. Fabrizio Zanelli8:01 PM

    As you well said: serene and peaceful. Then, what it's most interesting, in my opinion, is that it's also so far from conventional images people usually get in Cuba. Wonderful Kate !

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  24. Fabrizio Zanelli8:03 PM

    As you well said: serene and peaceful. Then what I like most is that these images are far from conventional images people usually get in Cuba. Great work Kate.

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  25. Genie -- Paris and Beyond8:45 PM

    Kate, I am not sure that I could have guessed that these shots we taken in Cuba. You have opened my eyes with the seen setting.

    Bises,
    Genie

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  26. Red Nomad OZ4:50 AM

    Beautiful reflections! They actually look like one of the Pacific Islands like Fiji!!

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