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Wednesday, January 3, 2007

Human to Nature

In some quiet moments of my life, I have discovered how amazing the earth's creatures have been. Not only how they have been created, but also how surprising their actions, those creatures are around us in many aspects of life. Let's walk with me thru the camera's lens to the world of amazing earth's creatures.
Over estimated


A man' dream

Love triangle

Thammasat's pyramid and the Sphinx

Tiger


Expose to life


Butterfly


Peacock


A fruit of life


Shooting digitally


Back to the nature

Dangerous attraction


No photo please!


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