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Submitted: January 5, 2009
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The Beginning of The Endby *darkdex52

This is where the Grand Line leads to. To the beginning of all ends. To the end of all beginnings. To the sea. To the Dune. To the Sky. To Nothing and in the same time to Everything.

That's what I saw.

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~Nazorn Jan 13, 2012 Student Traditional Artist

Very nice

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~D4rkenedSkies Dec 9, 2011

good describtion, ithink soo too

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*yellowsmoke321 Dec 2, 2011 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

golden

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~Agwada Nov 28, 2011 Hobbyist General Artist

A very poetic description.

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~Lupy-the-Rabbit Nov 26, 2011

This sorta reminds me of the landscape in that music video for 'Black Hole Sun' .

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~Mr-drou Nov 16, 2011

i like this , very good! ^^

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~rareflower3377 Nov 13, 2011

There is such an oddly nostalgic quality to this one. I love the way the sand sort of glows.

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~Spatty Jun 25, 2011

I like the composition and heavy contrast.
It's too bad about the grainy texture in the sky, but it looks really good for a cellphone pic. Actually, the juxtaposition is kinda funny, how the sand looks so crisp and clear while the sky is grainy.

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~TheCorty May 26, 2011 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

What makes this one stand out is the story and saturation...♥

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~Mandralyne May 26, 2011 Hobbyist Photographer

Stunning!

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