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AUSTRALIA | Sat, 17 Apr 2010 | By vantastic_nt | Views [1674] | Comments [3]
When I first arrived in Australia, I knew what to expect in
terms of sites and attractions – my Lonely Planet guidebook took care of that
for me. What I didn’t know is what kind of culture shock I would experience,
and what kind of customs ... Read more >
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But when I took this photo of a rock pool within the rock formation , I realised that the reflection made these amazing figures within the photo.
This photo is a challenge and you can get lost in it.
But first just look into it, then look even deeper into it....look for the faces.
Then turn your head left and look at the faces that way.
Then turn your head and look for the perfectly reflected kangaroo and other faces created by the rocks.
It is almost like a totem pole with many stories told on it.: by dieterberghmans, Views[1310]")
Darwin's foreshore is partially covered by the most amazing and colorful rock formations you can imagine. It just adds to the colors of the ocean and the skies experienced here in the top end.
But when I took this photo of a rock pool within the rock formation , I realised that the reflection made these amazing figures within the photo.
This photo is a challenge and you can get lost in it.
But first just look into it, then look even deeper into it....look for the faces.
Then turn your head left and look at the faces that way.
Then turn your head and look for the perfectly reflected kangaroo and other faces created by the rocks.
It is almost like a totem pole with many stories told on it.
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