Photographer’s Note
So here, on Greek Stones, according to the legends, Aphrodite was born from the strange contact between foams of the sea and phallos of her father, Uran, which was cut by his son, Chronos, and falled into the sea.
Quite a nice little legend, for sure!
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(38144) 2009-09-02 2:56
Good morning from Germany!
A really impressive landsacpe - but so naked, so grey. The total absence of green, red, yellow here somehow is interesting. The glistening of the sea is a beautiful detail in this photo. I would like to step into it now.
Greetings from much more cooler Germany (19°C)!
Frank
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(9120) 2009-09-02 2:57
Hi Uhu!
Nice seascape, very nice lightness. Interesting rocks.
Good capture.
Greetings from Warszawa!
asajernigan
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(14252) 2009-09-02 4:06
Uhu,
This is a nice shot of this rugged coastline. The harsh lighting adds to the rugged appearance of the scene.
TFS,
Asa
fritzi007
(2622) 2009-09-02 14:33
Hi Uhu!
When I see your picture, I miss the summer already! Good comment!
Regards
Wolfgang
