Be Bold
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No match
While at my family reunion at Priest Lake in Idaho, I found myself hangin' out under the afternoon sun. After having my eyes closed for a bit while listening to some awesome reflective instrumental music, I opened them to find this lone cloud floating effortlessly in an ocean of blue. Couldn't help but smile and admire the scene. Thank goodness I had my camera right next to me!
About the photo
Adobe Photoshop.
Canon EOS Rebel T2i.
Comments (6)
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StevenOdb
I disagree with the quality remark. Simple. Great. I've had it on my iOS devices for about a month now.
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Congratulations, I just saw this wallpaper installed on the new iPad in a review titled "A new iPadÂ…" by Jonathan S. Geller on BGR (Boy Genius Report). Check it out: http://www.bgr.com/2012/03/19/a-new-ipad-review/
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DylanHook
I really like this; the simplicity of the picture encourage me to rearrange my desktop so that it'd be less cluttered, and I'm really happy with the result. Thanks for this!
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whawhat
If this is your idea of slipping quality then I'm all for it. Gorgeous photo, thanks so much for sharing -- this'll be my wallpaper for the next several months if not longer.
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jwkramer61
The quality of images on this site has really slipped. I'm sorry, but this image lacks any redeeming quality that I can see. It's a cloud - big deal.
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AlfNader
ForWinterfell: You have expertly presented this lonesome cloud in a manner that evokes deep introspection and existential thought. Thank you for sharing your vision with us.