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Copyright Debbie Smyth, 28 August 2015
Travel with Intent 
Oh I love this photo; the windswept trees have so much texture and feeling in monochrome
Love this photo
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Oh wow! What a great capture x
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Beautiful photo.
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wow- I can really feel the wind!
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I like the tree trunks; it is like legs that are exposed when the wind swept the skirts up.
Visiting from BLACK AND WHITE WEEKEND.
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LOL That’s a great analogy 🙂
On Fri, Aug 28, 2015 at 11:56 PM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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An amazing photo!
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It looks like the weather we’ve had here – except it looks a dry and sunny day 🙂 A beautifully composed photo.
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The wind blown foliage creates quite a drama in this scene.
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I always adore seeing wind swept trees along our beaches here in Oregon. Great photo Debbie 😀
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