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I love how the greenery contrasts with the red rust!
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I agree with Canada? Wallpaper motts please. Motts You Rock Dude.
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The contrast is fantastic, very nice shot.
there soap despencers
mybe there have little chiars some day .
smoe one call a
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Thanks once again Motts for another wonderful Gallery to see. This site ROCKS.
what if the office is on fire ?
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Thanks; yes I've returned to this location a few times and those photos will be making their way onto the site as soon as I can get to them...
mite me penscellen (sorry for the miss spelling
WHOA!!!!.........OOPS. ANYWAY, whats your favorite places to photograph?
So Motts, whats your favorite places to photogra
Old Ships
By David Morton
1886-1957
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There is a memory stays upon old ships,
A weightless cargo in the musty hold, --
Of bright lagoons and prow-caressing lips,
Of stormy midnights, -- and a tale untold.
They have remembered islands in the dawn,
And windy capes that tried their slender spars,
And tortuous channels where their keels have gone,
And calm blue nights of stillness and the stars.

Ah, never think that ships forget a shore,
Or bitter seas, or winds that made them wise;
There is a dream upon them, evermore; --
And there be some who say that sunk ships rise
To seek familiar harbors in the night,
Blowing in mists, their spectral sails like light.
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Motts, ive found your site again after a couple of years away.. Ive spent the last 3 days pouring over all your different subjects and been loving it.

This has been my favourite as far as aspect of subject and lighting goes. Any chance you might return here in the future for another set?
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jeez thats scary tom!