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Ceri Shaw » Image Galleries » Ceri Shaw » 'Whitsunday' by Welsh Photographer, Graham Williams

'Whitsunday' by Welsh Photographer, Graham Williams

"I can get in the car and within half an hour be on a beach, in an forest, by a river, in woodland, beside a lake, in the mountains, among sand dunes, or on a rocky cliff. The only thing I can't arrange is 28 degrees C with the occasional cloud for artistic effect!"

Read More:- http://americymru.blogspot.com/2012/01/interview-with-welsh-photographer.html

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01/13/12 02:55:09PM @vicky-r-hill:

I love this picture!! The S curve of the jade green water takes you visually through patterns in theshifting sand. And each one of the hills a different shade of green due to the clouds and sun. Very beautiful, peaceful picture..Thank you for posting it.