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Into Botany Bay

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    The road leading into Botany Bay Plantation near Edisto Island, SC.

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    Looks like a fantastic road to drive through. Was the photographic version no good?

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    A very interesting ¾ mile drive lined with backlit palms, spanish moss, the remains of decaying trees, and what must be a trillion mosquitoes. And then, of course, it looks entirely different when you've turned around and go the other way to get back out. The road itself is not the destination, however. I spent only enough time there to allow the tide to recede to a point that would make the sole reason for my journey possible.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mad Aussie View Post
    Looks like a fantastic road to drive through. Was the postcard/textbook version no good?
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    Well that road looks like a cool destination to me!

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    love the tones and comp in this one
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    Wonderful tones and comp and the PP work you have done.

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    Dy-no-mite. Love this image and the processing. Outstanding.
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    very cool image - dig the mood and tones
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    Wow..........

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lungelarry View Post
    Wow..........
    Forward or backwards, that sounds good to me. Thanks.
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