More Everyday Shots - A New Perspective

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More shots from the ladder :)  Looking down on things sure can give you a new slant on things - check out what I spotted from above - I've walked past this golden mossy "sculpture" a stack of times but it looked different with the sunlight shining on it and the Bromeliad from above looked like a mini pond.  Ask Frogs - they love them !

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emakpaini said…
spider web isn't in? bird eye perspective always interisting and challenging
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August 28, 2010 at 7:25 PM
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it IS a web in the corner - well spotted - another favorite of mine :)) I do like moss and lichen too & yes, birds eye perspective is cool
Thanks for posting :)
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